“Smug, cavalier, condescending guy”: Shannon Sharpe calls out the New York Jets’ Aaron Rodgers for the team’s disappointing season | NFL News – Times of India

Shannon Sharpe is disappointed by the New York Jets‘ quarterback, Aaron Rodgers. The offense seems dead on the field, and Rodgers is not the same old Aaron Rodgers. According to ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky, the 2-6 Jets seem like a terrible NFL team. He claims that the ineptness of the team and the absence of a new quarterback are done and over. The ineptness of the Jets and the fall of Aaron Rodgers have led to a decrease in the reputation of the team.
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Shannon Sharpe slams Aaron Rodgers following loss to Patriots

The New York Jets’ bet on desperate Aaron Rodgers has lost out, as their loss to New England leaves them at 2-6. The Jets are going to have to run the table and learn to defeat solid football teams in order to make the playoffs. Ruining the 2-1 record of the team with some terrible play and poor decisions have gotten Robert Saleh fired, and Davante Adams is hired to fix the situation that has gone downhill the last month.
The Jets have been a subject of interest on various television shows, with Shannon Sharpe on First Take incorporating personal hues into his commentary on the franchise after each defeat. “It couldn’t happen to a more smug, cavalier, condescending guy,” Sharpe said of Rodgers. “Oh, that’s even low for you. Now, who else are you gonna blame it on? You’re running out of people to fire and demote. You fired Robert Saleh, you gonna fire Ulbrich now? The interim coach? You’ve demoted Hackett, whatcha gonna do? Demote the new offensive coordinator? Who else you gonna trade for? Who else you gonna bring in?”
Sharpe mocked the Jets last season, claiming they were “a quarterback away” with Zach Wilson’s 7-10 record. With Rodgers under center this season, even 7-10 seems unlikely. Sharpe’s history of mocking Rodgers predates media attention towards the polarizing quarterback. In 2012, Sharpe went on CBS’ The NFL Today and said, “He strikes me as a guy that it’s always someone else’s fault other than his own.”
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