The first half for the Jets against the Packers certainly wasn’t anything to write home about. The game was tied, 3-3, and the offense was showing almost nothing of note, other than Breece Hall’s 55 rushing yards.
However, head coach Robert Saleh saw something in his offensive line and the way they were attacking the Packers that made him believe the Jets were going to take control in the second half. That mentality was part of his halftime speech to his team and he shared some insight on that message with reporters after the game.
