Ahead of 49ers Game, Jets Owner Goes on Fox News to Insult San Francisco

Jets Owner Woody Johnson Insults San Francisco on Fox News

Ahead of the Jets' game against the 49ers, Jets owner Woody Johnson went on Fox News to insult San Francisco. Johnson, who has a history of making controversial statements, called San Francisco a "dump" and said he would never want to live there.

San Francisco Mayor Breed Responds

San Francisco Mayor London Breed responded to Johnson's comments, calling them "ignorant" and "offensive." Breed said that San Francisco is a "great city" with a lot to offer, and she invited Johnson to come and visit so he could see for himself.

Reaction from Jets Fans

Jets fans were largely critical of Johnson's comments, with many calling for him to apologize. Some fans even threatened to boycott the team's games until Johnson steps down.

Johnson Apologizes for Comments

After facing intense backlash, Johnson apologized for his comments, saying that he "regrets" what he said. Johnson said that he "loves" San Francisco and that he was "just joking around." It is unclear if Johnson's apology will be enough to appease Jets fans.

Impact on Jets-49ers Game

It remains to be seen what impact Johnson's comments will have on the Jets-49ers game. The two teams are scheduled to play on Sunday, October 23, at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

Some fans believe that Johnson's comments could motivate the 49ers to play harder and win the game. Others believe that the Jets could rally around Johnson and use his comments as motivation to win the game.

Conclusion

The Jets' game against the 49ers is sure to be interesting, both on and off the field. It remains to be seen what impact Johnson's comments will have on the game, but it is sure to be a topic of conversation among fans and players alike.