Aaron Rodgers’ second season with the New York Jets has been a rollercoaster ride, mirroring the team’s overall struggles. With a disappointing 3-9 record, compounded by the midseason firing of head coach Robert Saleh and general manager Joe Douglas,

Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets were driving for another score, a touchdown that could have sent the struggling squad to a big lead and perhaps a much-needed victory. Instead, a missed opportunity was followed by a momentum-shifting mistake.

Rodgers said essentially that the incoming coach selection should be based predominantly on what works for Williams.