Trouble in Jets Locker Room? Aaron Rodgers’ Comments Add Fuel to the Fire

After a crushing 28-27 loss to the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, November 17, Aaron Rodgers stated that the New York Jets must get their act together as their terrible season is getting worse.

The game erupted in the fourth quarter at the MetLife, with the Jets leading by as much as eight points. Anthony Richardson’s last-second touchdown with 46 seconds remaining left the home crowd devastated.

The 40-year-old quarterback, who had made 184 passing yards and two scores from 29 attempts, also appeared to find it difficult to accept.

Following the game, Rodgers told reporters: “I’m in my 20th year,”  “So I’ve figured out a way to do this for a long time.” “You just gotta remember why you fell in love with this game. This will be definitely a week to clear all of our heads.”

Who will Aaron Rodgers and the Jets play next?

Given that their roster includes quality players like Rodgers, Davante Adams, Tyler Conklin, Breece Hall, Braelon Allen, Garrett Wilson, and Allen Lazard, the lackluster play is disappointing.

The Jets‘ eighth loss of the season against the Colts has them tied with the New England Patriots at the bottom of the AFC East with a.273 record. After Josh Allen finally stopped the Kansas City Chiefs, they are now six wins behind the dominant Buffalo Bills.

Additionally, their fortunes have fallen even further under Jeff Ulbrich’s interim leadership, as they go on a 1-5 run after Woody Johnson fired Robert Saleh on October 3 when they had a 2-3 record because he suspected that he was to blame.

With kickoff at 13:00 ET/10:00 PT on Sunday, December 1, the Jets will play the Seattle Seahawks in a game broadcast live on FOX Sports from the MetLife in an attempt to win their next game.

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