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Injured quarterback Aaron Rodgers defended offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett amidst criticism of the Jets' poor offensive performance. Rodgers expressed his belief in the offense and stated that there are multiple positions that need to play better. The Jets have gone 11 straight quarters without a touchdown, and Rodgers acknowledged the team's struggles in the red zone and on third down. He emphasized that the issues lie with the players, not the coaches.
- Aaron Rodgers defended offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett and expressed his belief in the offense.
- Rodgers acknowledged the team's struggles in the red zone and on third down.
- He emphasized that the issues lie with the players, not the coaches.
Aaron Rodgers | QB
- Defended offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett and expressed belief in the offense
- Emphasized that the issues lie with the players, not the coaches
- Planning to rejoin the team on a full-time basis soon and hopes to return from injury by mid-December
Zach Wilson | QB
- Coach Robert Saleh has no plans to replace him despite the offensive struggles
New York Jets
- The Jets have gone 11 straight quarters without a touchdown
- Coach Robert Saleh has no plans to replace offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett or quarterback Zach Wilson
- The issues with the offense are attributed to the players, not the coaches
Aaron Rodgers | QB
- Defended offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett and expressed belief in the offense.
- Acknowledged team's struggles in the red zone and on third down.
- Emphasized that the issues lie with the players, not the coaches.
Zach Wilson | QB
- Has been criticized for the Jets' poor offensive performance.
New York Jets
- The Jets' offense has been historically poor, going 11 straight quarters without a touchdown.
- Struggling in the red zone and on third down, ranking 32nd in both categories.
- Aaron Rodgers emphasized that the issues lie with the players, not the coaches.