The New York Jets are at a crossroads. With both the general manager and head coach out, the pressure is on owner Woody Johnson to pave the way for the future. But the question remains: who should lead the team into the future? Bill Belichick, Todd Monken, ...

So, Woody Johnson is going to find good candidates in the interview process and my selling job to them would begin with the chance to be a legend.

And a report from The Athletic on Tuesday revealed the true extent to which Johnson is involved in everything, including withholding money to re-sign players, forcing the coaching staff to bench players, and a wild suggestion earlier this season to bench future-Hall-of-Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers after only four games.

New York's head coach didn't confirm or deny that the team's owner had a direct hand in certain roster decisions.

According to Rosenblatt and Russini, Jets owner Woody Johnson actually wanted to bench quarterback Aaron Rodgers after the team’s Week 4 loss to the Denver Broncos. Yes, you read that correctly. The Jets owner wanted to bench Rodgers four games into his comeback season from his 2023 Achilles injury.

New York Jets owner Woody Johnson wanted to bench QB Aaron Rodgers in the middle of the season a new report from The Athletic revealed.

NFL insiders claim Woody Johnson removed Tony Adams from New York Jets starting lineup. Woody Johnson may not have enough pull to bench a Super Bowl winning quarterback like Aaron

The burning question surrounding the New York Jets is how much autonomy will a proven candidate agree to surrender while working under Woody Johnson's watch? If impressions, observations and reports are all accurate,