The New York Jets have fired head coach Robert Saleh following their defeat by the Minnesota Vikings in London on Sunday.
The Jets have had a disappointing begin to the season with three defeats in 5 video games.
Saleh, 45, had been in cost since 2021 and finishes with a 20-36 file after failing to make the play-offs in every of his three full seasons.
Firing Saleh marks the primary time in proprietor Woody Johnson’s 25-year tenure that he has sacked a coach throughout a season.
“This was not a straightforward determination, however we aren’t the place we ought to be given our expectations and I consider now’s the most effective time for us to maneuver in a special course,” Johnson stated in an announcement.
Defensive co-ordinator Jeff Ulbrich would be the interim head coach for the rest of the season.
“[Jeff Ulbrich] is a tricky coach who has the respect of the coaches and gamers on this crew,” Johnson added.
“I consider he, together with the coaches on this employees, can get probably the most out of our gifted crew and attain the objectives we established low season.”