‘Pissed’ Aaron Rodgers Fires off Message After Jets Loss to Patriots

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New York Jets interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich said the team is “pissed off” following the 25-22 loss to the New England Patriots.

When asked to describe his message to the team, Ulbrich called it a “moment of darkness.” Aaron Rodgers shared his reaction to that with the media after the game.

“Yeah I’ve been in the darkness, you gotta go in there, [and] make peace with it,” Rodgers explained.

Connor Hughes of SNY asked Rodgers if this undertaking with the Jets was even more than he bargained for. Rodgers appeared to be annoyed responding, “That’s a little dramatic of a question, even for you.”

Things got a little testy…

@Connor_J_Hughes asked Aaron Rodgers if this undertaking with the #Jets has been even harder than he anticipated?

Rodgers responded, ‘that’s a little dramatic of a question, even for you.’ 😳

🎥 @nyjets #JetUp


Jets Season Comes to a Crashing Halt Versus the Patriots

If you’re a serious team, you find a way to beat the Patriots.

They limped in at 1-6, losers of six straight, the longest losing streak for the team since 1993. The Jets were desperate losing four of their own in a row. Despite the desperation, the Jets didn’t show that sense of urgency on the football field.

Patriots, outstanding rookie quarterback Drake Maye was knocked out in the first half with a concussion. All of a sudden a downtrodden New England team was without their starter and were forced to rely upon a backup quarterback.

No problem.

Jacoby Brissett led the Patriots to 18 second-half points as the Jets watched their season slip through their grasp.

The Jets fell to 2-6 on the season and have now lost five games in a row.


This is a developing story and we’ll provide new details as they become available

Paul Esden Jr. covers the New York Jets for Heavy.com. A New York native, he co-hosts Cumulus Media's morning show, "The Manchild Show with Boy Green." Before joining Heavy in 2021, Esden Jr. covered both national and New York sports for FanSided, Elite Sports NY and The Score 1260. More about Paul Esden Jr.

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