Part 2/8:
The discussion began by highlighting different categories of team owners. They discussed "cheap owners" who are reluctant to invest in talent, exemplified by franchises like the Oakland Athletics and the Tampa Bay Rays. These owners frustrate fans who yearn for a more competitive team but are met with financial restraint.
Then there's the "clueless owner," a designation that embodies the dangerous mix of ignorance and misguided certainty. In this context, Woody Johnson emerged as a prime example. The hosts lamented not just his lack of understanding of football, but also his misguided confidence in giving directives based on his unfounded opinions—actions that have only served to exacerbate the Jets' struggles.