Jets Appoint Todd Downing as New Offensive Play-Caller Amid Struggles

The New York Jets shake up their coaching staff as Todd Downing takes over play-calling duties to revitalize the team's underperforming offense.

Todd Downing replaces Nathaniel Hackett as the Jets' offensive play-caller following the firing of head coach Robert Saleh.
The Jets rank 27th in total offense and last in rushing yards, prompting the coaching change to improve performance.
Downing, previously the passing game coordinator, aims to bring a 'tough, ruthless' style to the offense starting against the Buffalo Bills.
Aaron Rodgers, despite recent struggles, supports the change and maintains a positive relationship with Downing.
Analysts express skepticism about the impact of the change, noting similarities between Downing's past offensive strategies and the current system.