
Jets' Turmoil: Rodgers Reacts to GM Firing Amidst Injury Concerns
New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers expressed disappointment but not surprise over the firing of General Manager Joe Douglas, which occurred after team owner Woody Johnson arrived by helicopter during a practice. Rodgers, who was informed of the decision while on a plane, reflected on his relationship with Douglas and felt partially responsible for not performing better to help retain him. The firing aligns with reports that Douglas anticipated the move when Johnson arrived unexpectedly.












