Aaron Rodgers Appears to Double Down on Subtle Jab at Jets Ownership

New York Jets Aaron Rodgers looks to throw a pass. | Mark Smith-Imagn Images

The New York Jets have gone through some big changes this season after the ownership group led by Woody Johnson fired coach Robert Saleh in early October and then fired general manager Joe Douglas in mid-November.

While making an appearance on the Pat McAfee Show on Tuesday, Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers explained why he thinks a team's ownership needs to hire the right coach and general manager and give them the ownership's full support for the playmakers to do what they need to. He cited the Detroit Lions' support of coach Dan Campbell as an example of this.