Woody Johnson’s Jets: ‘Madden’ ratings, a lost season and ‘the most dysfunctional place imaginable’

Woody Johnson, owner of the New York Jets, vetoed a potential trade for wide receiver Jerry Jeudy because his “Madden NFL” player rating wasn’t high enough, leading to the Broncos trading Jeudy to the Browns. The Jets’ season has been marred by dysfunction, with coach Robert Saleh and GM Joe Douglas being fired, Johnson making controversial decisions, and the team struggling to a 4-10 record. Johnson’s impulsive and over-involved approach has been criticized by current and former players, coaches, and executives, contributing to the franchise’s continued struggles and reputation for dysfunction.

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