The New York Jets have made a significant change in their leadership by firing General Manager Joe Douglas after a dismal start to the season, with the team sitting at 3-8. This announcement sets the stage for a complete organizational reboot, following the recent termination of head coach Robert Saleh. Douglas, who had been with the franchise for over five seasons without securing a winning record, was responsible for key decisions, including the trade for star quarterback Aaron Rodgers and the drafting of Zach Wilson. The firing has raised concerns about the future direction of the team, with discussions about potential replacements already underway. The Jets have named Phil Savage as the interim general manager while speculation mounts about what this means for players like Rodgers and the overall strategy moving forward.