Jets Fire GM Joe Douglas After Disappointing Season

The New York Jets continue to struggle, having recently fired general manager Joe Douglas after a disappointing 30-64 record during his tenure, leading to speculation of another franchise rebuild. Critics highlight Douglas's failed strategies, including poor draft decisions and a disastrous trade for Aaron Rodgers, which many now label as a colossal failure in New York sports history. The Jets lost to the Indianapolis Colts 28-27, marking their seventh loss in eight games, with their defense collapsing late in the game and allowing two fourth-quarter touchdown drives after holding a lead. Fans and commentators express frustration, calling the team a 'pathetic, disgusting loser defense' and emphasizing the lack of accountability among players and coaching staff. Aaron Rodgers, once seen as the franchise savior, is criticized for his underwhelming performance and failure to lead the team effectively. With the Jets' record at 3-8 and little hope for improvement, the future of the team's leadership and direction is under intense scrutiny.