LONDON — This was a little like returning to the scene of the crime for the Jets.

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It was here at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium a little more than a year ago that Robert Saleh coached his final game with the Jets. Two days later, owner Woody Johnson fired him, saying he was searching for a spark for the most talented roster he’d ever had.

The insinuation was obvious. Coaching was the problem.

Here’s the problem for Johnson: A year later, it still is.

This was a little like returning to the scene of the crime for the Jets.{ai:summary}Back at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, where Robert Saleh coached his final Jets game, Woody Johnson fired him days later, saying they needed a spark.A year later, the insinuation remains: coaching is the problem. #sports

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