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QB Room, Week 5: Aaron Rodgers didn't fire Robert Saleh ... and his offensive coordinator, Nathaniel Hackett, might be next to go

The first logical conclusion on Tuesday was to point the finger at Aaron Rodgers. New York Jets owner Woody Johnson had just fired head coach Robert Saleh, and the dot-connecting had already been pre-drawn over a series of months. There was Saleh awkwardly using the term \"unexcused\" to describe Rodgers' absence during the team's full-squad minicamp … the curious video of Rodgers pushing Saleh away during an attempted hug and seeming to stare at him in annoyance during a win over the New England Patriots in September … to the week leading into the London game, when Rodgers took exception to Saleh talking about his cadence as a potential issue with false starts. Not to mention the general history of Rodgers, which has featured him having critical opinions about the job performance or decisions of essentially every NFL head coach he's ever had.

The first logical conclusion on Tuesday was to point the finger at Aaron Rodgers. New York Jets owner Woody Johnson had just fired head coach Robert Saleh, and the dot-connecting had already been pre-drawn over a series of months. There was Saleh awkwardly using the term "unexcused" to describe Rodgers' absence during the team's full-squad minicamp … the curious video of Rodgers pushing Saleh away during an attempted hug and seeming to stare at him in annoyance during a win over the New England Patriots in September … to the week leading into the London game, when Rodgers took exception to Saleh talking about his cadence as a potential issue with false starts. Not to mention the general history of Rodgers, which has featured him having critical opinions about the job performance or decisions of essentially every NFL head coach he's ever had.

QB Room, Week 5: Aaron Rodgers didn't fire Robert Saleh ... and his offensive coordinator, Nathaniel Hackett, might be next to go

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