FLORHAM PARK — Darren Mougey showed no hesitation when asked how quickly the Jets can rebound from one of the worst seasons in franchise history. “I believe we can be competitive and respectable right away, next year,” the general manager said Tuesday, two days after the Jets finished 3-14 and left their frustrated fanbase wondering if they’ll be rooting for a winning team anytime soon. Mougey and coach Aaron Glenn met with reporters in their season wrapup news conference, looking to improve on shortcomings and learn from mistakes in their first year on the job. “I’m excited about the offseason as we go into it,” Mougey said. “Obviously, the draft capital we have, the cap space...
