I've stated this beforehand, but it's worth repeating. The Jets (& Mets for that matter) suffer from the same chronic ailment: weakowneritis. That's the big picture and why the fates of both teams follow similar paths year in and year out. Yes, occasionally like a stopped clock things work out but it's always fleeting success. Any given year there are any number of excuses given, hashed over, analyzed why "this season" didn't pan out. Next season it'll be for "fill in the blank" reason we aren't an elite team. GM's change, coaches change, players change.....the outcome seldom does. Why? Well, true leadership starts at the top and permeates an organization and it's effects are seen in big and small decisions. Over time these "correct" decisions build a strong lasting foundation of success. This is something the Jets organization has no familiarization with. It's really that simple.
