Bill Belichick blasted Jets owner Woody Johnson for firing Robert Saleh

It's common knowledge that Bill Belichick doesn't care for the New York Jets, and he obliterated the team's owner, Woody Johnson, during the ManningCast on Monday night.

As Peyton and Eli Manning discussed the recent firing of Robert Saleh with Belichick, the former New England Patriots coach scoffed at the move as yet another sign of disfunction in the Meadowlands.

"That's kind of what it's been there with the Jets," Belichick told the Mannings, noting the team's poor win-loss records over the last decade. "The owner being the owner, just ready, fire, aim."

OUCH. That's just devastating, especially when you consider how many of those losses came to Belichick's Patriots. The former coach really didn't mince his words here.

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