The New York Jets' head coach Robert Saleh and team owner Woody Johnson reportedly engaged in a passionate conversation during the recent NFL owners meetings, creating some uncomfortable moments, according to NFL Media's Colleen Wolfe on the Around the NFL podcast.

Wolfe described the exchange between Saleh and Johnson as heated, but clarified that it was not an argument. The exact details of the conversation remain undisclosed, leaving speculation as to what it could have been about.

This incident follows a previous discussion surrounding Saleh's coaching abilities. Last month, ESPN's Jeff Darlington asked Johnson about his confidence in Saleh for the 2024 campaign. Johnson expressed his belief that Saleh would improve as he gains more experience, specifically highlighting Saleh's focus on offense while relying on defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich and a strong special teams unit.

The Jets' offensive struggles from the previous season contributed significantly to their disappointing 7-10 record. Ranking 31st in the league in yards per game (268.6) and 29th in points per game (15.8), an average offense could have potentially led to more victories and a chance at the postseason.

While the quarterbacks' performance played a crucial role in the team's struggles, the conversation between Saleh and Johnson points to potential concerns or differing opinions regarding the team's future direction.

Neither Saleh nor Johnson has commented publicly on the incident at the owners meetings, leaving fans and analysts speculating about its implications for the Jets organization moving forward.

As the team prepares for the upcoming season, with their sights set on improvement, resolving any tensions or conflicts within the coaching staff and ownership becomes paramount. Only time will tell how this incident will impact the team's dynamics and their pursuit of success on the football field.