After the Jets went up 14-0 over the Patriots with a goal-line touchdown by Breece Hall, Saleh and Rodgers quickly shook hands on the sideline. As the head coach went in for the hug, Rodgers stoned him by putting his hands on his chest and seemed to sternly say something to him.

Aaron Rodgers showed exactly what he is still capable of on Thursday night. The New York Jets quarterback went 27-of-35 for 281 yards and two touchdowns

Aaron Rodgers had exactly the type of performance the New York Jets envisioned when they acquired him last year. The star quarterback was calm, cool and dominant while leading the Jets to a 24-3 rout of the New England Patriots in a happy homecoming Thursday night. And Rodgers said he’s only now starting to feel like himself again.

New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh had a very good, and positive, analogy for the way his quarterback performed against the New England Patriots. The Jets (2-1) topped their AFC East rival in a 24-3 final. The outing saw Aaron Rodgers’ produce his best performance in green and white so far.

Aaron Rodgers threw two touchdown passes and the New York Jets outgained the New England Patriots 400 to 139 in total yards to improve to 2-1. Now, the veteran quarterback said he sees potential domination for the Jets.

There was no bad blood between Aaron Rodgers and Robert Saleh during the New York Jets’ win over the New England Patriots. Of course, social media still had their fun. The Jets (2-1) topped the Patriots (2-1) in a 24-3 final in Week 3. Early on, there was a moment that caught attention.

Rodgers, who missed all of last season with a torn Achilles, flashed the mobility and accuracy that helped him win four MVP awards Thursday.

Robert Saleh appeared to try to give Aaron Rodgers a hug after the Jets' second TD on "Thursday Night Football." Rodgers rejected the advances.

"GMFB" break down the takeaways from quarterback Aaron Rodgers New York Jets home 2024 debut win vs. the New England Patriots.