New York Jets fans have reached a breaking point with owner Woody Johnson following his recent remarks. Johnson defended first-year head coach Aaron Glenn amid a 0-7 start when speaking to reporters Tuesday.

With the New York Jets sitting at 0-7, there's a strong chance they'll be active at the trade deadline. The Jets paid two of their building blocks in the offseason. Not only did they sign All-Pro cornerback Sauce Gardner to a four-year,

The New York Jets have a disastrous situation at quarterback. After signing Justin Fields in the offseason, he was solid through the first few games. But Fields

New York Jets owner Woody Johnson's faith in first-year head coach Aaron Glenn hasn't wavered despite their struggles so far this season.

Head coach Aaron Glenn declined to name a starter after replacing Justin Fields with Tyrod Taylor for the second half of their loss to the Panthers and he said he was still considering the choice on Monday, but Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports that the team is “ moving toward ” making Taylor the starter.

The Jets have several players who could be dealt before the trade deadline. Some players, such as Allen Lazard, seem like strong bets to move on, especially considering they added him last season in large part to his familiarity with Aaron Rodgers, who has since moved on to a Pittsburgh team seeking receiver help.

Originally from Harrisburg, Pa., the 6-foot-4, 306-pound Mulbah began his career at Penn State. After racking up four tackles in 19 games with the Nittany Lions, Mulbah transferred to West Virginia and immediately worked his way into the Mountaineers’ defensive rotation.

According to longtime Jets beat reporter Rich Cimini, Jets owner Woody Johnson indicated that the quarterback decision is up to Glenn, but also indicated that he is set to move forward with Taylor as the starter.