Jets Struggle Offensively Despite Rodgers' Support for Hackett

Quarterback Zach Wilson Underperforms, Running Back Michael Carter Waived

The New York Jets have been struggling offensively, scoring only eight touchdowns in nine games, none in the last 11 quarters.
Despite the team's poor performance, injured quarterback Aaron Rodgers defended offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett, stating that he won MVP twice in the same offense and believes in it.
Jets' quarterback Zach Wilson, who took over after Rodgers' Achilles injury in Week 1, has been underperforming, with only five touchdown passes this season.
In a surprise move, the Jets waived running back Michael Carter, opening a spot for rookie Israel Abanikanda.
Rodgers is reportedly aiming for a mid-December return, which could potentially boost the team's performance.