Woody Johnson Plans Role in Trump Administration

The New York Jets are facing uncertainty as owner Woody Johnson is expected to rejoin Donald Trump's administration, potentially impacting the team's leadership and future direction. Johnson, who previously served as U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom, may take on a similar or new diplomatic role, prompting the Jets to prepare for his absence. His brother, Christopher Johnson, is likely to step in again, as he did during Woody's first tenure in government, overseeing operations and a crucial search for a new head coach. With the Jets currently at a disappointing 3-7 record, this transition occurs amidst discussions about the future of key figures like General Manager Joe Douglas and veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers. The team is under pressure to maintain continuity while navigating leadership changes, a coaching search, and decisions that could reshape the franchise. As speculation mounts regarding Johnson's potential departure, the Jets' strategy for the remainder of the season remains in question.