Damien Woody Criticizes Jets Coach Robert Saleh

Former New York Jets offensive lineman Damien Woody expressed strong criticism of head coach Robert Saleh following the Jets' disappointing 10-9 loss to the Denver Broncos. Woody highlighted the team's lack of discipline, citing 13 penalties, including five pre-snap infractions, during the game. He questioned Saleh's decision-making, particularly regarding the failure to utilize rookie running back Braelon Allen on short-yardage plays. Woody defended Aaron Rodgers against Saleh's remarks about potentially changing his cadence, arguing that accountability should be held on the players for their mistakes. Both Woody and Rodgers emphasized that the cadence has been a crucial tool for success, and the team's undisciplined play is a coaching issue. This loss has intensified scrutiny on Saleh as the Jets struggle to capitalize on their talented roster and championship aspirations.