Woody Johnson, to his credit (or his detriment?) is pulling out all the stops to get the Jets back on the right track, at a time when they are a couple more losses away from the season flying completely off the rails.

— The Jets have given Haason Reddick permission to seek a trade but remain hopeful that they can strike a resolution that can bring the Pro Bowl pass rusher into the fold. Johnson is bullish on the potential impact of Reddick’s new agent, Drew Rosenhaus.

His final record for the Jets reads like this: 20 wins, 36 losses, (.357). Those numbers get coaches fired. They got Saleh fired. On merit. But you can still weep, and sob plenty, if you are a Jets fan,

There’s proof in the pudding and words when it comes to Jets owner Woody Johnson. Johnson spoke at the NFL owners’ meetings on Tuesday. That happened shortly after the Jets traded for All-Pro receiver Davante Adams.

New York Jets owner Woody Johnson has been scrutinized for his rash decision to fire former head coach Robert Saleh last week, but many around the

Woody Johnson had seen enough. The Jets owner explained in a brief statement the thinking behind firing head coach Robert Saleh just five games into the season.