NFL Novel York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers denied rumors of a rift between himself and head coach Robert Saleh in an interview with NFL Community’s Kyle Brandt on Friday.
“There’s a lot of stories, naturally because we’re in the New York market, that most of the time don’t have any legitimate legs,” Rodgers stated. “They’re just talking points for outside the building. Whether it’s me pushing Saleh, which is something he loves doing. He loves pushing his guys.”
Speculation relating to likely disagreements between Rodgers and Saleh has existed since the gentle quarterback used to be fined by the crew for skipping mandatory minicamp in June attributable to a planned vacation to Egypt.
An contain between the 2 used to be also scrutinized after the Jets took an early lead at some stage of their 24-3 fetch over the Novel England Patriots in Week 3.
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“He’s not a big hugger usually, so I didn’t know he was going for the hug,” Rodgers outlined afterwards, per ESPN’s Properly off Cimini. “He likes to do the two-hand chest push as well. He talks a lot about two-score leads. So I kind of gave him a push and said, ‘Two-score lead.'”
After a season-opening loss to the San Francisco 49ers, the Jets regarded as if it can presumably maybe be getting serve now on the true tune with consecutive wins over the Patriots and Tennessee Titans. Alternatively, Novel York suffered an shocking 10-9 defeat by the palms of a Denver Broncos crew starting rookie quarterback Bo Nix in Week 4.
Rodgers and Saleh will try to handbook the Jets serve over .500 within the crew’s next contest, a matchup with the Minnesota Vikings in London. Kickoff is on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. ET.
Source: Bleacher Report
