Aaron Rodgers denies having input on Jets firing Robert Saleh, says NFL is ‘tough business’
New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers called Tuesday’s firing of coach Robert Saleh a reminder that the NFL is a “tough business” but insisted that he did not have any say in the franchise’s decision. “I resent any of those accusations because they’re patently false,” Rodgers said Wednesday during his weekly appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show.”
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NFL Network's Jamie Erdahl says that head coach Robert Saleh "was not to blame" for the New York Jets' struggles on offense during "Good Morning Football".
Between the one-two quarterback and running back punch, paired with the team’s other offensive weapons, Baltimore is ...
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