NY Post: Jets Employees Asking if Woody Johnson is Going Back to the UK

With Donald Trump’s recent presidential victory, speculation has arisen regarding New York Jets owner Woody Johnson’s potential return to the United Kingdom as U.S. Ambassador. During Trump’s first term, Johnson served as the U.S. Ambassador to the UK from 2017 to 2021, entrusting the Jets’ operations to his brother, Christopher Johnson. It will be interesting to see what online betting UK

has to say about the NY Jets chances if Woody leaves. Last time he went overseas the team struggled, with records of 5-11, 4-12, 7-9, and 2-14.

The New York Post reports that Jets employees are questioning whether Woody Johnson will reprise his ambassadorial role under the new administration. While no official announcements have been made, the possibility remains, especially given Johnson’s previous tenure and close ties to President Trump.

If Johnson were to accept the ambassadorship again, it would likely impact the Jets’ leadership structure. Christopher Johnson previously managed the team’s affairs during Woody’s absence, a period marked by significant challenges, including coaching changes and underwhelming performance. Fans and analysts are concerned about a potential repeat of this instability.

Hiring a true head of football operations seems like it would be a good idea. As the situation develops, the Jets’ community remains attentive to any official statements regarding Woody Johnson’s future roles. His decision could significantly influence the team’s direction and stability in the coming years.

Some good, or bad news, depending on how you look at the situation:

Last time, Johnson was not appointed by Trump until June 2017.

That means if it is a similar timeline, Johnson will be here to oversee the Jets’ coaching hire in January, as well as the decision on whether to retain general manager Joe Douglas.

Johnson could also set the budget and the direction for the team entering the 2025 season.