The New York Jets have lost four in a row and sit at the bottom of the AFC East with a record of 1-5, the second worst tally in the league after Week 6.
A shakeup at the top of the organization would seem to be forthcoming. But according to team owner Woody Johnson, there are no plans as of yet to make any changes.
"We got 10 games to go. I'm very confident with (coach) Todd Bowles and (general manager) Mike (Maccagnan)," Johnson told NFL.com's Ian Rapoport. "I think we've got an excellent team (of leaders). I really respect Todd, I know he's doing what he's going to do. It's football. He's a good coach. I have long-term confidence in him and in Mike and in their teams."
Starter Ryan Fitzpatrick has been a mixed bag this season, but the bad has far outweighed the passable and Geno Smith will take over as starter this weekend. He has yet to bounce back from the six interception egg he laid against Kansas City in the Jets' 24-3 loss to Kansas City in Week 3, following it with an almost equally dismal three interception performance in a 27-17 loss to Seattle the following week.
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Smith's work Monday night was limited and he finished 4-of-6 for 31 yards and one interception.
