New York Jets owner Woody Johnson expressed a provocative opinion following the team's challenging 2-3 start to the season. According to reports from The Athletic's Zack Rosenblatt and Diana Russini, Johnson proposed the idea of substituting veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers with Tyrod Taylor after the Jets suffered a disappointing 10-9 defeat against the Denver Broncos in Week 4.

Johnson's assessment indicated that he perceived Rodgers' performance as a factor hindering the team’s progress. Despite the owner's sentiments, the Jets ultimately decided against making a quarterback change. Since that time, the team's performance has not improved significantly, as they have recorded a dismal 1-6 record in the subsequent games.

This situation continues to unfold as the Jets seek to regain their footing in the competitive landscape of the NFL. For further insights and detailed analyses, readers are encouraged to stay updated with Moneyline's ongoing coverage.