**Jets Fire Coach Robert Saleh Amidst Growing Tensions and Disappointing Record**

In a surprising move, the New York Jets have decided to part ways with head coach Robert Saleh following a lackluster start to the season. Multiple reports confirm the termination of Saleh, who had a 20-36 record over three-plus seasons with the team.

This decision comes on the heels of a disappointing performance against the Minnesota Vikings, where the Jets fell behind 17-0 early on but made a valiant effort to rally back before ultimately losing the game. Despite the defense holding the Vikings to just 17 offensive points, the offensive struggles continue to plague the team.

Robert Saleh, known for his defensive acumen, managed to keep opposing teams' scores low, with the Denver Broncos scoring only 10 points in their recent matchup. However, the offensive woes have been glaring, and despite Saleh's defensive focus, he couldn't escape being the scapegoat for the team's broader issues.

The offensive troubles are highlighted by the Jets' reliance on veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers. The team has built its offense around Rodgers, bringing in his trusted associates, including coach Nathaniel Hackett and players like Randall Cobb and Allen Lazard. There is even talk of potentially adding star receiver Davante Adams to the roster.

Rodgers, appearing to struggle with his performance, seems unable to provide the offensive spark the team desperately needs. Critics note that he looks much older than his years and question his ability to lead the team effectively.

The firing of Saleh underscores the Jets' dysfunctional management, with Owner Woody Johnson's influence being particularly noted. Johnson, the former U.S. ambassador to the United Kingdom, watched as his team floundered. Some fans suggest that Johnson's political aspirations, should Donald Trump be re-elected, might offer the Jets a chance to regroup without his immediate oversight.

As the Jets move forward, questions remain about whether structural changes or new leadership can turn the tide for this beleaguered franchise.