Jets owner Woody Johnson has decided to go into the 2024 season with head coach Robert Saleh, in line with the wishes of quarterback Aaron Rodgers. General Manager Joe Douglas may also continue

Despite a disappointing season, Head Coach Robert Saleh and General Manager Joe Douglas will get another chance with the New York Jets in the 2024 season.

“My decision is to keep them,” Jets owner Woody Johnson told the New York Post before the game against the Washington Commanders on Christmas Eve: “I think we’ve made some very positive steps. The mood on the team is much better. The defense is better. The offense is still missing some pieces. “

Rodgers spoke out in favor of Saleh

NFL reporter Ian Rapoport had already reported on Saturday that there were no signs of major changes in the Jets’ athletic leadership. Star quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who is still injured, had also stated that he wanted to continue working with Saleh and Douglas.

After Aaron Rodgers tore his Achilles tendon in the first drive of the season, owner Johnson believes the best solution is to give the trio another chance. “We just want continuity with Aaron and our team,” said Johnson.