New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw shade at his own teammates following Sunday’s gut-wrenching loss to the Seattle Seahawks.

Aaron Rodgers had another lackluster outing in Sunday’s loss to the visiting Seahawks, completing just 21 passes on 39 attempts for 185 yards, two touchdowns and an interception in a 26-21 loss.

Speaking to reporters after the game, the four-time league MVP was asked why his stats aren’t better despite better health. The 40-year-old Rodgers proceeded to not-so-subtly threw his teammates after the loss.

“There’s 11 guys on the field, you know. Sometimes it’s my fault.”

Aaron Rodgers on why his stats didn't go up despite his health getting better

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The key word by Rodgers there was “sometimes.” In other words, he was happy to place the blame on his own teammates.

Sunday’s loss to the Seahawks dropped New York to 3-9 on the year. They have clinched their ninth straight losing season, which is a tremendous letdown for a team that had Super Bowl aspirations coming into 2024.

Rodgers and the Jets will try to get back on a winning track when they visit the (also greatly) disappointing Miami Dolphins next Sunday.

Season Can’t End Soon Enough For Aaron Rodgers & Jets

The 2024 season truly cannot end soon enough for Rodgers and his hapless Jets. Nothing has gone right for a 3-win team that has already fired its head coach (Robert Saleh) and GM (Joe Douglas).

With only five games left, the Jets are playing for nothing but pride at this point.