Aaron Rodgers Denies Rift with Jets Coach Robert Saleh Amid Cadence Controversy

Rodgers insists his relationship with Saleh is strong despite penalties and viral sideline moments, as Jets prepare for upcoming game in London.

Aaron Rodgers clarified that he and Robert Saleh have a great relationship, countering rumors of discord following the Jets' recent loss.
Rodgers defended his use of sophisticated cadence, attributing the team's five false-start penalties to player errors rather than coaching issues.
Saleh initially questioned the team's readiness to handle Rodgers' cadence but later affirmed its importance and the need for operational improvements.
The Jets' offense struggled against the Denver Broncos, with Rodgers being sacked five times and the team managing only 64 rushing yards.
Despite being 'a little banged up,' Rodgers is expected to play in the Jets' upcoming game against the undefeated Minnesota Vikings in London.