Former New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh was spotted for the first time since his firing after a disappointing 2-3 start to the season. Saleh, who was relieved of his duties following a loss to the Vikings, expressed optimism about coaching again and remarked that he is 'living the dream' while shopping at a Whole Foods in New Jersey. His dismissal came shortly after the Jets acquired star wide receiver Davante Adams, which added to his disappointment. Although there was speculation that his wearing of a Lebanese flag patch during his final game influenced his firing, reports indicate that his termination was primarily due to the team's lackluster performance. Saleh concluded his tenure with a 20-36 record over three seasons, and while he was blindsided by the decision, he remains hopeful for a future coaching opportunity. Aaron Rodgers, who suffered a season-ending injury early in the campaign, stated that he believed Saleh would have been safe if the team had performed better.