The New York Jets have made a surprising move. They've fired their defensive-minded head coach, Robert Saleh, even though their main problem seems to be the offense. Now, they've promoted their defensive coordinator, Jeff Ulbrich, to head coach. This might not be the best way to fix their scoring issues. After all, Saleh was known for his defensive skills, so his firing weakens that part of the team. And Ulbrich has to step up to a bigger role, which could spread him thin. The Jets are hoping this change will boost the team, but it might just leave them shorthanded on defense.

While this move might keep offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett from losing his job title, it doesn't guarantee he'll keep his influence. Passing game coordinator Todd Downing could still gain more control over the play-calling. But even if Hackett is the one who needed to go, the defense might be taking a hit.

The Jets are counting on this change to help the team, but it's a risky move. They're losing a key defensive coach and putting more pressure on the remaining staff. It's like they're trying to add by subtracting, which might not work out in their favor.

The Jets' Coaching Shakeup: A Defensive Setback

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