Jets Owner Woody Johnson Denies Alleged Heated Argument with Coach Robert Saleh, Calls NFL Network Report Irresponsible

The NFL Network’s irresponsible report about a “heated argument” between Jets owner Woody Johnson and coach Robert Saleh at the league owners meetings has been refuted by Johnson. The NFL Network, which is owned by the NFL, did not prevent Colleen Wolfe, an NFL Network personality who appears on “Good Morning Football,” from suggesting that Johnson and Saleh were at odds during a recent “Around the NFL” podcast.

However, when pressed about the matter by podcast co-hosts Dan Hanzus and Marc Sessler, Wolfe downplayed the conversation, refusing to label it as an “argument” but still trying to fuel speculation about it. SNY quickly reported that no such conversation occurred at the reception for NFL owners.

The Jets managed to dodge potential off-field drama this week when star quarterback Aaron Rodgers was not selected as a 2024 U.S. vice-presidential candidate, despite attracting the interest of one politician. However, they are now attempting to address another off-field issue with team owner Woody Johnson refuting a report from NFL Media about an alleged heated argument he had with Jets coach Robert Saleh during the league owners meetings.