A season-opening Jets loss would be a disaster for so many reasons
New York Post • • sports
Key Points:
- The NFL schedule makers describe their process as a complex "puzzle" involving thousands of combinations before finalizing the schedule each spring.
- This year’s Jets opener against the Titans is seen as a straightforward decision, designed to feature Robert Saleh, the new Titans coach, facing his former team, the Jets.
- The matchup may not attract widespread national attention but holds local intrigue due to Saleh’s 20 wins with the Jets and his confrontation with Aaron Glenn, who replaced him as Jets coach.
- The NFL intentionally placed this Week 1 game in Nashville to highlight this coaching storyline.
