Last week's election could result in an ownership change for the Jets — as the head coach, GM and quarterback hang in the balance.

It feels about time to check in on how Woody Johnson’s “spark’’ of his Jets is working out since he fired Robert Saleh as head coach and elevated defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich as interim HC of the NYJ.

During Trump’s first term, Woody Johnson’s appointment was announced in January of 2017 but he wasn’t confirmed until August. If that’s how the timeline shakes out next year, that would mean Johnson would hire the team’s next head coach with his brother later taking over owner duties.

The New York Jets season was over before they entered their game against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday. Some fans wanted to hold a glimpse of hope, and while

Woody Johnson’s dream team has been put to sleep. Johnson’s Jets, stocked with a roster full of stars with Pro Bowl accolades, All-Pro honors, gaudy personal stats and even future Hall of Fame status,

Jets owner Woody Johnson might step back to serve as an ambassador for President-elect Donald Trump, just as he did for Trump’s first term, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported.

It could also shape the future of New York Jets football, too. Jets employees are preparing for team owner Woody Johnson to again take a political post with the Donald Trump administration, sources say.

Johnson served as the Ambassador to the United Kingdom during Trump’s first term as president, leaving the Jets for 3 ½ years while he was in London.

Woody Johnson, owner of the New York Jets, may be returning to a diplomatic role in a potential second Trump administration. This could mean Johnson h