Now, both Douglas and Saleh are unemployed because they gave Rodgers undue faith he didn’t deserve. On Tuesday, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that the Jets had fired Douglas just about a month after they jettisoned Saleh for the same “Rodgers let us down … badly” reasons.

The New York Jets' overhaul amid a bitterly disappointing season continued Tuesday after the team fired general manager Joe Douglas. Now attention

E ver since acquiring Aaron Rodgers from the Green Bay Packers, the New York Jets have been waiting for the quarterback to return to something even remotely close to MVP form. The

Another fan commented, “Wrong GM,” hinting that Rodgers should be held accountable for the team’s poor performance rather than Douglas. A third chimed in, “They’ll have no one left to scapegoat in 3 weeks,” highlighting the ongoing frustration among Jets supporters.

The firing of New York Jets general manager Joe Douglas on Tuesday reportedly signifies the end of quarterback Aaron Rodgers' tenure with the team.

Don't look now, but the New York Jets are flaunting their dysfunction again. Less than two months after abruptly firing coach Robert Saleh, and just one month after trading for star wide receiver Davante Adams in a last-gasp effort to revive playoff hopes,

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers clearly isn't the same passer he was at the height of his career in Green Bay.

Amid struggles and changes in leadership, the Jets are expected to cut ties with the four-time MVP quarterback.