Robert Saleh’s replacement may have a tough time finding success in New York after this season. Plus, more thoughts on owner Woody Johnson’s decision to move on.

The loss was the Jets’ (2-3) second in as many weeks — and second loss in London in the past four seasons. This was the third game the Jets have played in London, and second under Saleh. New York won its first appearance in 2015,

Robert Saleh walked into the Jets' facility Tuesday morning with optimism that his team would turn things around, starting with a win next Monday night over the Buffalo Bills. It was still morning, however,