Plane Invades New York Jets Practice With ‘Fire Idzik’ Banner
By Josh Sanchez
The New York Jets were going through a routine practice on Wednesday, when a plane flew overhead with a banner that read “Fire Idzik.” Poor John.
The New York Jets have lost eight games in a row, their quarterback situation leaves a lot to be desired and the team is a disaster from top to bottom.
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As you would expect, this is not going over very well for the Jets loyal fan base.
All of the frustration that the New York Jets fans had came boiling over on Wednesday, when a plane carrying a banner that read “Fire [General Manager] John Idzik” went circling over the team’s practice facility.
Thankfully, in today’s social media age, we were able to see a shot of the plane surface on Twitter.
Those types of signs of dissatisfaction don’t come cheap, so we know the Jets fans are rallying together in their quest to start a new regime.
New York Jets fans have even launched FireJohnIdzik.com and raised $10,000 to erect three “Fire John Idzik” billboards around MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford.
But who paid for the plane?
We may never know, but we do know the answer is not the fellas behind FireJohnIdzik.com.
That means there is more than one group of pissed off New York Jets fans.
It can’t be easy being John Idzik these days.
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