FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- In two offseasons, general manager Joe Douglas has revamped the New York Jets' roster, but the results -- a 6-27 record -- haven't followed.
"For me, I have to do a better job," Douglas said Monday at his end-of-season news conference. "This is going to be my third offseason and so I've got to do a better job and make better decisions moving forward and help coach [Robert] Saleh to put this team in position to win more games."
The Jets, with Saleh in his first season, finished 4-13 with perhaps the youngest roster in the NFL.