Jets Owner Woody Johnson Rejects NFLPA Report Card Criticism as 'Bogus'

Johnson defends his leadership after receiving an F grade, while the Jets implement structural changes to address a 14-year playoff drought.

Woody Johnson called the NFLPA report card, which ranked the Jets 29th and gave him an F grade, 'totally bogus' and questioned its methodology.
The NFLPA survey highlighted concerns about Johnson's role in fostering a positive team culture and commitment to competitiveness.
Johnson emphasized his desire to improve relationships with players and implement changes to enhance organizational culture under new leadership.
The Jets offered buyouts to 170 employees as part of efforts to reshape the organization and align with new leadership under head coach Aaron Glenn and GM Darren Mougey.
The team continues to face skepticism about its progress, as it remains in the midst of a 14-year playoff drought, the longest in major U.S. sports leagues.