New York sports are on fire.
In some cases, that’s the good kind of fire: October was filled with a couple of deep baseball playoffs runs and the Liberty’s first WNBA title, followed by the electric Juan Soto free-agency sweepstakes.
Then there’s the kind of fire under the seats of some of New York’s coaches as their teams’ seasons spiral beyond repair.
The Jets are exempt from this. Woody Johnson already fired Robert Saleh following their Week 5 loss in London to the Vikings.
