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New York Jets Fire GM Amid Disappointing Season

The Jets have fired GM Joe Douglas following a struggling 3-8 record, naming Phil Savage as interim GM amid plans for a franchise overhaul.

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Updated: Nov 20th, 2024, 2:39 PM ET

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The New York Jets have officially fired General Manager Joe Douglas following a disappointing 3-8 season. Owner Woody Johnson appointed Phil Savage as interim GM. This decision comes after Coach Robert Saleh's firing weeks earlier. Douglas's tenure, marked by a 30-64 record since 2019, resulted in a 14-year playoff drought. Johnson is determined to revamp the team as they search for a new GM to address the lack of playoff appearances since 2010. The franchise aims for a complete overhaul as they continue to struggle.

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