After the Jets touchdown, Aaron Rodgers and Robert Saleh discuss their awkward sideline encounter.
In their generally stress-free 24-3 victory over the New England Patriots at MetLife Stadium on Thursday night, there briefly seemed to be some strain on the New York Jets’ sidelines. Coach Robert Saleh got ready for a jubilant embrace from quarterback Aaron Rodgers shortly after Breece Hall dove into the end zone to give New York a 14-0 lead in the second quarter. Shoving him aside, Rodgers sneered at Saleh as he walked over to the bench. Was there unrest in paradise? It turns out that nothing at all. “Strange? No. Regarding the post-game situation, Rodgers stated, “It wasn’t uncomfortable at all. Since he doesn’t generally give hugs, I was unaware that he was about to…
Let’s all Jets fans exhale with relief. There’s no argument between the coach and quarterback in the Jets’ locker room. In preserving the two-score lead and giving up just 139 total yards and three points to a faltering Patriots offense, the Jets’ defense undoubtedly performed its job. Conversely, Rodgers led the Jets to their second victory of the season with 27 of 35 passes for 281 yards and two touchdowns. Though it’s early, the Jets’ season is beginning to look up following a dismal and injury-plagued 2023 campaign. However, maybe this next week Rodgers and Saleh will have some time to calm down after their touchdown celebrations.
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