The New York Jets are experiencing unprecedented levels of anticipation this season. With a roster that seems stronger and more promising than the previous year’s, the team is acutely aware that they can’t afford any slip-ups.
Owner Woody Johnson, in a recent FOX News interview, expressed that this Jets squad stands out as the most impressive he’s seen in his 25-year tenure with the franchise. Johnson is confident in the team’s depth and talent, asserting that they have the capability to compete with the top contenders in the league.
His optimism extends to veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who, despite a season-ending injury just four plays into last year, appears to be in excellent shape and poised for a strong comeback.
The Jets are all too aware of the fragility of success, given their recent heartbreak. If they can maintain their health, Johnson believes there’s no reason why they shouldn’t emerge as one of the NFL’s elite teams right from the season’s kickoff.
Given the high expectations surrounding this roster, falling short of a serious playoff run could have serious repercussions. Such an outcome might not only jeopardize the positions of key personnel but could also impact Rodgers’ future with the team or even his career as a whole.