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The New York Jets have made a significant change to their offensive structure, demoting Nathaniel Hackett from playcalling duties and promoting Todd Downing to take over as the offensive playcaller. This decision comes after a disappointing 2-3 start to the season, with the Jets' offense ranked 27th overall. Interim coach Jeff Ulbrich confirmed that Hackett will remain the offensive coordinator, while also retaining his role as defensive coordinator. The Jets are preparing to face the Buffalo Bills in a crucial matchup that could tie them for the AFC East lead.
- Significant shakeup in Jets' offensive coaching staff.
- Offensive struggles have prompted the change.
- Upcoming game against the Bills is critical for the Jets' season.
Aaron Rodgers | QB
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- Rodgers was supportive of the coaching change.
- His leadership will be crucial as the team adjusts to the new playcaller.
New York Jets
- Jets need to improve their offensive performance to compete in the AFC East.
- Coaching changes indicate a lack of confidence in the current offensive strategy.
Buffalo Bills
- Bills are in a strong position at 3-2 and looking to maintain their lead in the division.
- Upcoming game against the Jets could be pivotal for both teams.