The dirt has been dished, thanks to Ben Standig's latest column on The Athletic where he surveyed 31 NFL agents on who they think are the most and least stable franchises. The Buffalo Bills received one vote for most stable but that's not what we're here to talk about.
While the Bills received one vote as the most stable, the New York Jets continued to sink lower, receiving three votes as the least stable franchise. This put the Jets in a four-way tie for third place, sitting behind only the Panthers and Raiders.
The one comment provided on why the Jets landed in the least stable category touch on how the organization is in "complete disarray", pointing to how much power Aaron Rodgers has with the team. That comment touches on how Rodgers is not a team player and that "the vibe inside the building is terrible."
Bills fans should enjoy the Jets getting roasted once again
Another day, another moment where the Jets get clowned on, right? This has become a pretty consistent trend, especially since the Jets swung for the fences to trade for Rodgers a year ago. Rodgers played just four snaps during his inaugural season with the Jets before an injury sidelined him for the rest of the year. He's caused constant drama for them since arriving in the Big Apple.
Meanwhile, the Bills landed on the list of most stable franchises. No comment was provided on whoever picked Buffalo as the most stable organization but hey, that's definitely preferred over what the Jets are dealing with right now.
Drama aside, the Jets are still the betting favorite to win the AFC East, as of this writing. FanDuel has given them +160 odds to take the crown in the division with the Bills earning the second-best odds at +195. Once again, the Bills will have to overcome this underdog status despite winning the division four years in a row.