Last year, Jets owner Woody Johnson seemed to be overly involved in the management of his football team. This year, he's apparently taking a back seat.
Crystal Palace have confirmed that New York Jets owner Woody Johnson has purchased a stake in the club.
American businessman Woody Johnson has agreed to purchase John Textor’s 43% stake in Crystal Palace, in a deal believed to be close to £190 million. The Eagles confirmed the news via their club website on Monday, stating that the move is “pending approval” from the Premier League and contingent on Johnson passing the Fit and Proper test.
How many of the NFL players with at least 80 touchdown catches in their career can you name in five minutes?
The New York Jets have long been plagued by questionable management decisions, with much of the criticism directed at owner Woody Johnson. However, Johnson’s
New York Jets owner Woody Johnson is making headlines with his latest investment in sports, acquiring a 43% stake in the Premier League club Crystal Palace.
New York Jets co-owner Woody Johnson is purchasing a 43 percent stake in Crystal Palace FC, the Premier League club confirmed Monday. Johnson signed a legally binding contract to purchase American businessman John Textor's holding in the club, with multiple outlets reporting the value of the deal at $254 million.
New York Jets owner Woody Johnson has stayed out of the public eye in the aftermath of his team's failed Aaron Rodgers experiment and subsequent house-cleaning.
Woody Johnson's teenage sons may soon be downloading EA FC 25. Via Mark Ogden of ESPN.com, the owner of the Jets is in talks to purchase 43 percent of the Crystal Palace soccer club.
Woody Johnson, the owner of the New York Jets NFL team, is in talks over a £200 million ($272m) investment in Crystal Palace, sources have told ESPN.
It seems like only yesterday that Jets owner Woody Johnson, unwilling to tolerate his team missing the playoffs four years in a row, put an end to the reign of head coach Rex Ryan. Those fans who had grown tired of Ryan along with Johnson, were finally able to exhale. Gone was Ryan’s archaic “ground and pound” offensive philosophy.
The National Football League suffered a big loss on Wednesday with the passing of longtime Indianapolis Colts owner and CEO Jim Irsay. The Colts announced the news on Wednesday.
On Thursday, Robert Saleh spoke with reporters about needing a reset with the Packers following his time with the Jets.
The New York Jets had a pretty great 2022 National Football League Draft class. New York had three picks in the first round of the 2022 NFL Draft and landed Sauce Gardner, Garrett Wilson, and Jermaine Johnson II.
The Bills got four-year extensions done with CB Christian Benford, DE Gregory Rousseau, and LB Terrel Bernard this offseason, but RB James Cook is without an extension as he enters the final year of his deal.
Each year, the NFL Players Association conducts a survey of its members to gather insights on their respective teams. The point is to equip players with valuable information for career decisions while also encouraging higher standards across all 32 teams.
New York Jets owner Woody Johnson slammed the NFL Players Association's annual team report cards at the annual league meeting.
Jets owner Woody Johnson is officially in a class of his own, but not in the way he’d like to be. In the NFLPA’s annual player survey, Johnson was 1 of 32; the only owner to earn an “F” from his players for his contribution to team culture.
New York Jets owner Woody Johnson has had his share of ups and downs at the helm, but his popularity in the team facility might never be lower than it is right now.
Being better for Johnson means taking a more hands-off approach and letting the people he hired do their jobs.
For better or worse (and the past decade shows that it's usually worse), the New York Jets approached the 2025 NFL offseason in a unique way. They hired an external firm to help run their general manager search and ultimately hired Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn as their new head coach before hiring their general manager.
Don't disregard ESPN analyst Rex Ryan in the New York Jets' head-coaching search.
After publicly campaigning for an interview, Rex Ryan will officially meet with the Jets about their head coaching vacancy.
He marks the fourth candidate to interview for the Jets job.
The New York Jets have been the laughingstock of the National Football League for a significant portion of their existence, but especially in the last couple of decades.
He has served as the executive director of the Senior Bowl since 2018.
Jets owner Woody Johnson apparently used information from video games and his teenage sons to make decisions.
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