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The New York Jets continued their tumble toward a complete overhaul by firing general manager Joe Douglas on Tuesday.
In Douglas' nearly six seasons with the Jets, the team compiled a 30-64 record. His contract was set to expire at the end of the 2024 season, but team owner Woody Johnson decided to let him go early. Phil Savage, Douglas' former senior advisor, was named interim GM.
The move obviously raises a ton of questions about New York's immediate future, as the team already fired head coach Robert Saleh and replaced him with interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich.