New York Jets Fans Launch FireJohnIdzik.com
By Josh Sanchez
New York Jets fans are unhappy with the team’s dismal start to the season and they are now calling for general manager John Idzik to be fired.
The New York Jets have stumbled out of the gate to start the 2014-15 NFL regular season.
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Scratch that.
The New York Jets have fallen flat on their face to begin the new NFL year and find themselves with only one win at the midway point of the season.
Understandably, the fan base is furious with how the team has performed on the field and they are hoping to institute some change. If one duo of fans, brothers Jason and Jared Koeppel, get their way, it would start with firing general manager John Idzik.
The two season-ticket holders have launched a website, FireJohnIdzik.com, and hope to raise enough money to erect a billboard outside of MetLife Stadium calling for the GM’s job.
“Join other long suffering Jets fans in our quest to rid the organization of our CLOWN GM,” the website reads, via the New York Daily News. “Our goal is to raise enough money to purchase a billboard in the vicinity of MetLife Stadium and let the Jets know that their most loyal fans are demanding change.”
“Show Woody (Johnson) that we paid our PSL’s. We put up with the massive rip-off that is MetLife Stadium and the absurd price of tickets and concessions. But we will no longer put up with John Idzik running the show.”
This is just the beginning of Jets fans speaking out against the team’s front-office and things could continue to get ugly if it doesn’t change soon.
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