The Jets finally made a smart move on Tuesday by firing general manager Joe Douglas. An architect of the team’s current demise, Douglas was willing to scapegoat coaches, players, everyone in his orbit in an effort to cover up his own colossal mistakes in draft and free agency.

The New York Jets fumbled an opportunity to win against the Indianapolis Colts in Week 11. The Jets (3-8) had the ball late, down one point, but their offense failed to deliver and the Colts (5-6) took a 28-27 final on Sunday.

Once upon a time, the New York Jets brain trust put all of its eggs in the Aaron Rodgers basket. General manager Joe Douglas, who had 20 total wins in four years before acquiring the egotistical four-time MVP,