Johnson, 77, was given an F for ownership and finished dead last among the 32 NFL owners. A year ago, he received a B-minus.

Jets chairman Woody Johnson, the only owner to receive an F grade in the NFLPA annual team report card, dismissed the findings Monday, calling the survey "totally bogus."

Jets owner Woody Johnson trashed the annual NFLPA report card, calling it “totally bogus” after he received an F grade from the players. “My first read is I think it was totally bogus,” Johnson said Monday at the annual NFL Meetings.

PALM BEACH, Fla. — In his hit song, ‘6 Foot 7 Foot,’ Lil Wayne says, “Real Gs move in silence like lasagna.” Aaron Glenn has taken that line to heart during his first offseason as Jets coach after telling reporters it is no accident that they are having a quieter offseason compared to years past.

Aaron Glenn appreciates the sound of silence. As NFL world fluttered about at the annual league meeting this week — chatter regarding “tush push” bans and Aaron Rodgers’ prolonged flirtation with the Pittsburgh Steelers — Glenn floated through the bustling common areas of the Breakers hotel unencumbered by controversy or distraction.

The Jets are making a concerted effort to turn down the volume now that Aaron Rodgers is gone, coach Aaron Glenn says.