Yes, it’s not easy to get around a sensitive genius.
Three days later Jets coach Robert Saleh attributed five false starts to problems with A unique rhythm is used By Quarterback Aaron Rodgers Two days after Saleh tried to shift the focus from “rhythm” to “process,” Saleh rejected any effort to paint his choice of words as an issue between him and the quarterback.
Saleh told the reporter on Wednesday in response to a question about the percussion issue: “There is no problem with percussion.” “There was never a problem with the rhythm. It was created.”
He – she He was creature. This is not just a random existential observation. Good character. Saleh used the word. Saleh attributed the quintet of false starts not to a process, to coincidence, or to anything other than “rhythm.”
But Saleh has a reason to distort reality. He doesn’t want to end up on the island. This is the place, as described in Ian O’Connor’s biography of Rodgers, where estranged friends and family members go when they say or do the wrong thing at the wrong time, making Rodgers feel the wrong way.
Look, we don’t blame Saleh for what he did. The organization sold its soul to the sensitive genius a year ago, and the situation became necessarily worse when he spontaneously gave up more than $30 million of his salary.
Woody Johnson owns planes. Aaron Rodgers currently manages the team. And whoever is paid by Woody must be prepared to pay loyalty to Rodgers. That’s all Saleh was doing on Monday, and again on Wednesday.
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