Things can always change, but the New York Daily News reports that the Jets are unlikely to fire head coach Todd Bowles. Firing the coach or the GM probably isn’t going to magically fix the Jets anyway. They probably need to do something closer to what the Browns are doing, blow it all up, and start from scratch. That’s a difficult proposition for an owner who thinks his team should be competing for Super Bowls every year.
Jets don’t plan to make changes. That should work out well.
The Jets have no plans to make any changes to the head coach or front office. That should go well.
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