After Edwards, the Jets had Eric Mangini, who was like the cool kid on the block for a hot second, but then things got real and he was gone after 3 seasons. Next up was Rex Ryan, the king of swagger, who came in and promised the world, but delivered a whole lot of hot air instead. He lasted 6 seasons, which is like a lifetime in the NFL.
Then, the Jets decided to bring in Todd Bowles, who was like the voice of reason after the chaos of the Ryan era. He stuck around for 4 seasons, which is like a minor miracle considering the team's history. But, alas, all good things must come to an end, and Bowles was shown the door, making way for Adam Gase, the current coach, who's still trying to figure things out.
Now, you might be wondering, what's the deal with all these coaches? Well, it's simple: the Jets are like a revolving door when it comes to head coaches. They just can't seem to find the one, you know, like that special someone who'll bring them a Super Bowl title. But hey, at least it's been an entertaining ride, right?
Where does NY Jets' start rank among worst in team history?
