New York Jets: Demoting Tannenbaum Is Destined for Failure

December 29, 2012   ·   John Shea   ·   Jump to comments

New York Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum reportedly hasn't been told about his future yet, according to Newsday.
Still, he's destined to lose his power in determining final roster decisions for the Jets, who have issues all over the field.
CBS Sports NFL insider Jason LaCanfora was among the first to report that the Jets were in the process of examining candidates to replace Tannenbaum.
The problem with replacing Tannenbaum is that owner Woody Johnson refuses to actually get rid of him.
Tannenbaum is largely responsible for constructing a roster unfit to compete against the NFL's best competition, but he's also accountable for putting the Jets in a horrid salary cap predicament heading into the 2013 season.
NYJetsCap.com claims the Jets are already an estimated $21 million over the expected 2013 salary cap, a feat accomplished by the team's future cap manager.
If Johnson were smart, he'd cut his losses and tell Tannenbaum to get out of town. The Jets have a whirlw...

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