Esiason Criticizes Jets' Coaching and Future Moves

Former Pro Bowl quarterback Boomer Esiason criticized the New York Jets' coaching staff, focusing on offensive coordinator Frank Reich rather than head coach Aaron Glenn. Esiason said the Jets' struggles are not with Glenn but with Reich.

Esiason stated that the Jets' season is essentially over and that the team is unlikely to make the playoffs. He suggested any changes should be decided by team owner Woody Johnson and general manager Darren Mougey.

Esiason discussed the Jets' draft prospects, noting that the team's three draft picks could be valuable in the upcoming draft. He mentioned that the Indianapolis Colts' recent performance might affect the Jets' draft position, as the Colts' poor showing could lead to more favorable draft positions.

In addition to coaching, Esiason addressed the future of key players, particularly wide receiver Garrett Wilson. He argued that if the Jets are considering trading Wilson, it should be done if it provides assets for future drafts or offers salary cap flexibility.

Esiason also mentioned the Jets' potential need to trade players who have become a burden on the team, citing examples like Quinnen Williams and Sauce Gardener. He suggested that Wilson, despite his contributions, might be frustrated and should be moved if it benefits the team.

Esiason concluded by comparing the Jets' situation to that of the New York Giants, which have a better start to the season under John Harbaugh, the brother of Jim Harbaugh, and suggested the Jets might benefit from a similar change in leadership.