Jets Chairman and CEO Christopher Johnson speaks to the press at a post season wrap up. Atlantic Health Jets Training Center in Florham Park, NJ, on Dec. 31, 2018. Credit: Corey Sipkin
Christopher Johnson is sick and tired of losing, and he believes that general manager Joe Douglas will make sure the Jets become a playoff team very soon by hiring someone who is very different than Adam Gase.
Johnson, the Jets CEO, relieved Gase of his duties on Sunday night after a 2-14 season. On Monday, Johnson made it clear that he wants a more well-rounded coach and that he has complete trust that Douglas will find the man who will end longest current playoff drought in the NFL – 10 years.