Jets’ Super Bowl dreams with Rodgers have fizzled into a tumultuous mess with lots of uncertainty
Associated PressAaron Rodgers sat in front of a packed auditorium at the New York Jets’ facility and shared an observation a few generations of frustrated fans knew all too well. “I mean, it’s disappointing,” Rodgers said after the Jets’ 28-27 loss to Indianapolis last Sunday. He insisted this year’s squad was one of the franchise’s “most talented teams that has ever been assembled,” so he tabbed defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich to replace Saleh on an interim basis. “This change, the change that we made today — that I made,” Johnson said that day, “I believe will bring new energy and positivity that will lead to more wins, starting now.” The Jets are 1-5 since and appear well on their way to missing the playoffs for the 14th straight year, the NFL’s longest active drought. “But it’s not just him, it’s all of us.” Rodgers’ remaining year on his contract contains non-guaranteed money and he’d count $23.5 million against the salary cap next season.