Woody Johnson says Jets need backup quarterback, team ‘didn’t have one last year’

Jets owner Woody Johnson has expressed the team's need for a backup quarterback, stating that they didn't have one last year. The Jets had a tumultuous season, starting four different quarterbacks due to benchings and injuries. Despite having the opportunity to add a quarterback at the trade deadline, the team stood pat and finished with a 7-10 record for the second consecutive year. Johnson has made it clear that the team needs to improve and produce better results in the upcoming season. Names like Jacoby Brissett and Ryan Tannehill have been mentioned as potential backups for Aaron Rodgers, while Zach Wilson is likely to be traded. The Jets are hoping for a successful 2024 season, as failure to perform could result in major changes for the team in 2025.

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