Aaron Rodgers' Absence from Jets Minicamp Sparks Debate

Jets coach Robert Saleh insists there's no internal issue, but media and fans question the quarterback's commitment.

Rodgers missed the mandatory minicamp for a pre-planned personal event, which he informed the team about months in advance.
Coach Saleh downplayed the absence, stating it was more of a concern outside the organization than within.
Backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor led the starting offense in Rodgers' absence, performing well in drills.
Media pundits and fans have criticized the decision, suggesting it reflects poorly on Rodgers' leadership.
Jets officials maintain that Rodgers' absence will not impact his performance in the upcoming season.