Jets Part Ways with GM Joe Douglas Amidst Franchise Overhaul

The New York Jets have fired general manager Joe Douglas following a disappointing 3-8 start to the season, continuing a series of sweeping changes after also parting ways with head coach Robert Saleh. Douglas, who had been with the Jets since 2019, failed to lead the team to a winning season, with the Jets going 30-64 during his tenure. Phil Savage will serve as interim GM while the team searches for a permanent replacement. Despite some successful draft picks, Douglas struggled with quarterback selections, and the Jets' offensive performance has been poor. The team will wait until the season ends to interview new candidates for head coach and GM positions.
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