Robert Saleh backtracked from his feedback that the Jets may have to check out Aaron Rodgers’ famend cadence after they dedicated a flurry of offensive pre-snap penalties in Sunday’s loss to the Broncos.
Rodgers didn’t appear to love even the suggestion, saying the staff ought to as an alternative maintain the gamers accountable for these errors.
A day later, Saleh mentioned there’s a distinction between “cadence” and the offense’s “operation.”
“We’re all the time going to push the envelope with cadence. At all times,” Saleh mentioned in a video convention with reporters. “However with reference to operation, getting out and in of the huddle, attending to the road of scrimmage, the communication that’s being had, these are all issues that we will proceed to take a look at and clear up.
“However from a cadence standpoint, that’s a part of what makes us who we’re, and we’re going to proceed to all the time push the envelope on that.”
On Sunday, when requested about scaling again his cadence, Rodgers mentioned: “That’s one method to do it. The opposite approach is to carry them accountable.”
Sounds just like the message acquired by to Saleh.
