Woody Johnson calls low scores on the NFLPA “Totally false” survey

Woody Johnson and the Jets did badly in the annual survey of the NFL players’ association in 2024, but the owner of the jets does not put much stock in the results.

Johnson told journalists at Palm Beach for this week’s league meetings that the scores, which understood an F for his desire to invest in the organization, were “Totally false. “The jets were 29th in all categories and Johnson said on Monday that he challenged the way the data had been collected from 1,695 of the league players.

“All. How they collected informationof which they collected it is supposed to be a process where we have representatives and they have representatives, so we know that it is an honest investigation, “said Johnson, via Zack Rosenblatt of Theathletic.com.” And it was raped in my opinion. So I’m going to leave that. But there are many owners who examined this investigation and said that it was not fair, not balanced, it is not all the players, it is not even representative of the players. “”

Although Johnson does not agree with this assessment of the organization, he said that he wanted to be “n ° 1 in everything” and wants the team to improve on a daily basis. If this improvement could result in a success in the field, it would probably have a positive impact on the global vision of life with the jets.