Jets Owner Not Happy with Team’s Performance

Jeff Zelevansky/Getty Images New York Jets owner Woody Johnson probably knows about all the drama that has been going on with his team this season. Johnson still has confidence in head coach Rex Ryan and general manager Mike Tannenbaum, but overall he’s not exactly impressed with his team this season. In fact, he’s disappointed. “I didn’t sign up for a 3-6 season,” Johnson said, according to ESPN New York. “We haven’t had one of these in a while. I’m not happy about it, yet I’m optimistic that some of these things can be corrected.” Many have been assuming that the Jets’ main purpose of trading for Tim Tebow was to sell tickets and get fans in the stands. So far, Tebow has been a huge distraction for the team. Tannenbaum tried to clear these suspicions up. “This, I really want to clear up,” he said. “You guys have been accusing me, this phony story of me being more concerned with PSLs or cash or something else. My job – one, two and three — is to win games. That’s why I got into this to begin with. It’s to win games. … It’s not to sell PSLs or to sell hot dogs.” Johnson also talked about the latest reports of some players on the Jets saying that Tebow is “terrible.” “If somebody’s anonymous, who is it?” Johnson said, as an anonymous Jets defensive player said that negative things about Tebow in an interview with the New York Daily News. “It’s just something out of thin air, essentially.” For the Jets, the season continues to get just worse and worse. It’s just been a big old soap opera. The post Jets Owner Not Happy with Team’s Performance appeared first on FootBasket.