Jets' Johnson Weighs in on State of the Team

Expected by many (including us) to compete for a playoff position in 2007, the wheels fell off the New York Jets' bandwagon early in the season, and the team limped to just four wins all year. With the disappointment of failing to come close to meeting expectations, of course, comes change... the most significant of which could come at the quarterback position, where Kellen Clemens is attempting to overtake veteran Chad Pennington.

In an exclusive interview with New York Times writer Joe Brescia, Jets owner Woody Johnson addresses many of the issues facing his team, including the brewing quarterback battle, his happiness with this year's NFL Draft, and the current state of the team. Read more...