The move follows the firing of coach Robert Saleh and signals further change may be in store, bringing quarterback Aaron Rodgers’s future into question.

The overhaul of the Jets front office continued on Tuesday afternoon when owner Woody Johnson fired general manager Joe Douglas. Douglas compiled an underwhelming 30-64 record in his 5+ seasons as GM, with not a single winning season or playoff appearance on his resume during that time.

The New York Jets will be looking for a new head coach and general manager this offseason after firing Joe Douglas.