BEREA, Ohio — When the Jets fired Mike Maccagnan as general manager in May, it was mostly met by shock, because of the timing.
For one man, it was met by a different emotion.
“I laughed my ass off,” Sheldon Richardson told The Post.
The former Jet and current Browns defensive tackle found irony in Maccagnan’s ouster. The Jets had Maccagnan hire a new coach, run their draft and spend more than $120 million on free agents in the offseason, then dumped him. Richardson, whom the Jets drafted in 2013 before Maccagnan traded him following the 2017 preseason, felt he could relate.