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Woody Johnson’s comments also reveal a broader issue of ownership accountability. His public praise of Aaron Glenn, despite the team’s continued losing streak, illustrates a disconnect between performance and perception. Johnson claims to have confidence in Glenn, citing their long-standing relationship and personal admiration. However, success is ultimately measured by results, and the Jets’ results are bleak.
The owner’s belief in Glenn, coupled with the blatant critique of Justin Fields, suggests a disconnect between intentions and outcomes. Such internal contradictions paint a picture of an organization struggling with self-awareness and strategic coherence.