The New York Jets lost quarterback Aaron Rodgers to a torn Achilles tendon on Monday.
Aaron Rodgers will miss the rest of the season with a torn Achilles tendon.In what became the most famous — or for the Jets, infamous — note in NFL history, Belichick resigned as Jets head coach one day after being hired ahead of the 2000 season to replace his former mentor, Parcells, whom he had served as defensive coordinator.
Now, the Jets are back to where they were a year ago, with Zach Wilson back as the starting quarterback of the New York Jets.Wilson is 8-14 as a starter and has thrown 16 touchdown passes along with 19 interceptions. Quite a few of those interceptions have helped to turn potential wins into losses, and many believed if Wilson had played to the level of an average NFL quarterback last season, the Jets would have made the playoffs.
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