FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- The unrest began the morning of Oct. 8, when New York Jets owner Woody Johnson walked into coach Robert Saleh's office and fired him in a conversation that lasted only slightly longer than a 30-second timeout.

"The unrest began the morning of Oct. 8, when New York Jets owner Woody Johnson walked into coach Robert Saleh's office and fired him in a conversation that lasted only slightly longer than a 30-second timeout," Cimini revealed, highlighting the unexpected nature of the meeting.

The Jets surrendered two fourth-quarter scoring drives against backup New England Patriots quarterback Jacoby Brissett in this past Sunday's 25-22 loss that dropped Gang Green to 2-6.