Jets owner Woody Johnson speaks to the media and proves once again he is the National Football League's George Costanza.

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there's something else we need to talk about. Because for some reason, the New York Jets have once again allowed their owner out into the public unsupervised to speak to the media. And Woody Johnson made

quite a few headlines in his comments to the public yesterday. We got to break that down.

There's an old expression in sports,

we win as a team, we lose as a team. And that means when things are not going well, whether

you're in professional sports, in college, high school, any level, when things aren't going

well, you don't point fingers at other people on the team. You think internally, what can I be doing better?

How can I help improve this situation? Let's just say that's never been Woody Johnson's. That's

never been Woody Johnson's motto. And he proved it once again yesterday. He was asked about

the performance of head coach Aaron Glenn. His response was, in addition to other things,

if you look at any head coach with a quarterback like that, you're going to see similar results across the league.

If we could just complete a pass, it would look good. So the expert analysis of the man who has owned the team for a quarter century is, if we could just complete a pass, it would look good. That is football visionary stuff, folks. You know, there are lots of different

elements to this. And you might be sitting there saying everything Woody Johnson said is right.

Justin Fields has been terrible. What's the problem with what he said? I'm glad you asked.

There are quite a few problems with what Woody Johnson said. Number one, and I think

this kind of gets lost. These are just really, really classless comments. You know, when you're the

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