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New York Jets coach Robert Saleh and key veteran leaders have no issue with injured quarterback Aaron Rodgers calling out the team for its sideline squabbles. They agree with his take. Rodgers, rehabbing his torn Achilles in California, said that the Jets 'need to grow up a little bit' and 'hold our poise a little bit better.' Saleh and the players appreciate Rodgers' leadership and respect his thoughts, whether he's present or not.
- Robert Saleh and key veteran leaders of the New York Jets agree with Aaron Rodgers' comments about the team needing to handle negativity better and show more poise on the sideline.
- The players appreciate Rodgers' leadership and respect his thoughts, whether he's present or not.
Aaron Rodgers | QB
- Rodgers called out the Jets for their sideline squabbles, saying they need to grow up and hold their poise better.
- Despite being injured and rehabbing in California, Rodgers still wants to stay involved with the team and contributes to the leadership council's group text with weekly words of encouragement and motivation.
- Saleh and the players have no issue with Rodgers' long-distance commentary and appreciate his thoughts and leadership.
Michael Carter | RB
- Carter was involved in an animated discussion with an assistant coach on the sideline during the Jets' loss to the Patriots.
- He downplayed the incident, attributing it to heat-of-the-moment emotions.
Garrett Wilson | WR
- Wilson was also engaged in an animated discussion with an assistant coach on the sideline during the Jets' loss to the Patriots.
- He downplayed the incident, attributing it to heat-of-the-moment emotions.
New York Jets
- Robert Saleh and key veteran leaders agree with Aaron Rodgers' comments and appreciate his leadership.
- The incidents of sideline squabbles during the Jets' loss to the Patriots were downplayed by the players, attributing them to heat-of-the-moment emotions.
New England Patriots
- The Jets' loss to the Patriots was mentioned, but no specific takeaways were provided.
Green Bay Packers
- Aaron Rodgers was traded from the Packers to the Jets in April and became a leader of the team.
- Despite being injured, Rodgers still wants to stay involved with the Jets and contributes to the leadership council's group text with weekly words of encouragement and motivation.