Jets' Saleh, Douglas, and Rodgers to Return Next Season

Team owner endorses return, highlights need for offensive improvements as Jets look to end season on a positive note.

New York Jets' head coach Robert Saleh, general manager Joe Douglas, and quarterback Aaron Rodgers will return for another season.
Jets' owner Woody Johnson has endorsed the return of Saleh and Douglas, highlighting positive moves, improved culture, and a strong defense, but acknowledged the offense needs a few pieces.
Aaron Rodgers' return from a torn Achilles tendon is a major part of the Jets' future plans. The team had built this season’s roster around Rodgers’ strengths.
The Jets need more playmakers to complement wide receiver Garrett Wilson and running back Breece Hall, and need to revamp their offensive line to protect Rodgers and open up Nathaniel Hackett’s offense.
Despite being out of the playoff hunt, the Jets have a chance to end the season on a positive note with road games at Cleveland and New England.