Aaron Rodgers Blames Mike Williams for Loss

Aaron Rodgers of the New York Jets has publicly blamed wide receiver Mike Williams for a crucial interception during their loss to the Buffalo Bills, stating that Williams ran the wrong route, which led to the turnover (Article 1, Article 4). This loss marks the Jets' third consecutive defeat and has brought scrutiny on Rodgers' performance, as he has not had a 300-yard passing game in over 1,000 days (Article 5). Despite his past successes, Rodgers is listed as having one of the worst quarterback contracts in the NFL due to his lack of recent results and significant upcoming cap hits (Article 2). The Jets have struggled offensively, with pressures on Rodgers resulting in a high sack rate, partly due to injuries and underperformance on the offensive line (Article 2, Article 3). The team is now 2-4, their worst start with Rodgers, and changes in coaching staff have not yet yielded improvements (Article 3). Trade talks involving Williams have emerged as the Jets consider other options to bolster their receiving corps (Article 1).