New York Jets Fire Head Coach Robert Saleh

Following the firing of New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh, quarterback Aaron Rodgers expressed his feelings on ESPN’s 'The Pat McAfee Show', taking responsibility for the team's struggles and emphasizing the need for accountability among the players. Rodgers maintained a strong respect for Saleh, whom he described as a 'fantastic human being' and a family man, while distancing himself from any notion that he influenced the firing. Meanwhile, reports indicate that offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett's job security is tenuous, with criticism mounting over his play-calling and the offense's performance, despite the Jets' management deciding not to terminate him immediately. Saleh’s dismissal, attributed to a sub-.400 winning percentage and a failure to adapt following Aaron Rodgers' injury, has left the team searching for direction. As the Jets grapple with internal pressures and fan discontent, the future of both Hackett and the team's overall performance remains uncertain. The Jets are now faced with the challenge of rebuilding and improving their offensive strategies moving forward.