Aaron Rodgers reportedly didn't like type of play on which he was injured

Despite the Jets eventually pulling out the win in overtime, their offensive line was terrible all night long. In the end, the offensive line gave up the sack on Rodgers, three quarterback hits and eight hurries, per PFF.

According to a report from The Athletic's Zack Rosenblatt, he had told the Jets coaches he did not like plays like the one on which he was injured because it required the offensive linemen to cut block:

Throughout the course of the offseason, many picked the Jets to be Super Bowl contenders. However, detractors pointed to the weak offensive line as a reason why the team would struggle. Unfortunately, no one could have predicted this.

Instead of focusing so much on getting the big-name skill players or the ones on Rodgers’ list of preferred teammates, the Jets should have invested more in their offensive line.