Twice on the New York Jets’ final offensive drive Sunday, Aaron Rodgers and his wide receivers appeared to be on different pages. While this is not uncommon—in an NFL game where a team is attempting 25 to 35 passes, seeing a coverage or interpreting a hand gesture or signal differently is understandable—it becomes less tolerable as the season wears on. This is especially true when your roster came pre-baked full of veterans and is quarterbacked by a talented but notoriously mercurial quadragenarian with a famous impatience for people not understanding his every gesture.
NFL Week 5 Recap: Who’s Up, Who’s Down, What’s Next for Every Team
