McShay UNLEASHES on Jets Owner After Stunning Move That's Left the Team in Shambles

Todd McShay tore into Jets owner Woody Johnson on Tuesday after the team made the shocking decision to fire general manager Joe Douglas. The move sent shockwaves throughout the NFL, with many fans and analysts alike left stunned and confused.

According to sources close to the team, the front office had become increasingly divided, with Douglas and Johnson butting heads on numerous occasions. However, few expected the team to take such drastic action, especially given the fact that Douglas has been instrumental in building the Jets' young core.

McShay, an ESPN NFL analyst, was quick to voice his disapproval, calling out Johnson for his handling of the situation. "Woody Johnson must take responsibility for this mess," McShay said during an appearance on ESPN. "Douglas has done a great job building the team's young core, but Johnson's interference has clearly caused tension within the organization."

The move has left the Jets in a state of disarray, with many questioning the team's future direction. The team's young players, such as quarterback Zach Wilson and wide receiver Garrett Wilson, had been showing promising signs of development under Douglas' guidance. However, with the front office now in flux, their futures are suddenly uncertain.

McShay's criticism of Johnson was not limited to the firing of Douglas. The ESPN analyst also called out the owner for his role in the team's recent struggles. "Woody Johnson has been a disaster as an owner," McShay said. "He has consistently shown a lack of patience and understanding of how to build a winning team. The Jets' struggles on the field are a direct result of his meddling and inability to let his football people do their jobs."

The firing of Douglas has sparked widespread outrage among Jets fans, with many calling for Johnson to sell the team. While that may be unlikely, it is clear that the owner faces a tough road ahead in rebuilding trust with the fanbase and turning the team around on the field.