Bill Belichick Criticizes Jets Owner Over Saleh Firing

The former Patriots coach expressed disapproval of Woody Johnson's decision to dismiss Robert Saleh after just five games this season.

Bill Belichick joined the Manning brothers on their broadcast, where he openly criticized the New York Jets' decision-making under owner Woody Johnson.
Belichick described the Jets' management style as 'ready, fire, aim,' highlighting what he sees as impulsive decision-making.
Robert Saleh, who was fired after a 2-3 start to the season, had been praised by Belichick for instilling toughness and competitiveness in the team.
Belichick's comments reflect a longstanding animosity towards the Jets, stemming from his brief, one-day tenure as their head coach in 2000.
The Jets have struggled to maintain a winning record over the past decade, with their latest change in coaching adding to their instability.