‘Toxic’: 7 Insights Into Backlash Facing Aaron Rodgers

Seven interceptions
By: Michael Neal
November 1, 2024
Seven interceptions
Last place in the AFC East
TheBigLead.com reported that the New York Jets are currently faced with a 3-6 record, putting them in second place in the AFC East. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers has fallen under scrutiny as analysts and former NFL players have criticized the team’s struggles. Most recently, the Jets beat the Houston Texans 21-13. Despite some success, the team’s critics have argued it’s already time for the team to start making its offseason plans for January. In this photo gallery, we explore insights behind the recent criticism facing Rodgers.
Defensive end Chris Canty
“The last couple of years in Green Bay, we suspected that Aaron Rodgers could be a little bit toxic, especially with a young team,” former New York Giants defensive end Chris Canty said.
Canty Continued
“I had no idea that it would be this bad. This guy is like a cancer that has metastasized within the New York Jets organization, and I don’t know how they fix it,” Canty added.
Former head coach Robert Saleh
Canty noted the firing of head coach Robert Saleh, but pointed out Rodgers’ seven interceptions.
Significant blame
Canty assigned significant blame to Rodgers, but admitted that accountability extends beyond the quarterback.
Not all his fault
“Is it all Aaron Rodgers’ fault? Of course not,” Canty said.
Moving forward
The Jets have faced mounting pressure to resolve their issues. Fans and analysts alike have pressed for clearer plans regarding the team’s strategy moving forward.