There is no bigger joke team than Woody Johnson’s Jets, even if other teams in the NFL have won fewer games than they have.

The Jets were a quarterback graveyard even before Woody Johnson bought the team for $635 million in 2000. But the tradition has lived on.

And a report from The Athletic on Tuesday revealed the true extent to which Johnson is involved in everything, including withholding money to re-sign players, forcing the coaching staff to bench players, and a wild suggestion earlier this season to bench future-Hall-of-Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers after only four games.

According to Rosenblatt and Russini, Jets owner Woody Johnson actually wanted to bench quarterback Aaron Rodgers after the team’s Week 4 loss to the Denver Broncos. Yes, you read that correctly. The Jets owner wanted to bench Rodgers four games into his comeback season from his 2023 Achilles injury.

Woody Johnson getting involved in football decisions without a football background is why the New York Jets have continuously failed as a franchise.

The New York Jets, a team already known for its episodes of organizational chaos, find themselves at the center of controversy once again. According to a recent report, Woody Johnson's son, the team's owner,

Woody Johnson is in a fix, and an enormous one, and he’s not alone in the mud.