Aaron Rodgers' “dark” comments lamenting the Jets' 2-6 start were a little on the nose

After some hype and excitement surrounding their first full season with Aaron Rodgers, the disorganized New York Jets are now facing disaster. With their 25-22 loss to the largely miserable New England Patriots on Sunday, the Jets are now 2-6. The Jets' season feels over unless an unprecedented turnaround occurs in the final nine games.

Well, according to Rodgers, the Jets are already “making peace” with the “darkness.”

Oh, come on, man. After his well-documented episodes of darkness of all kinds, couldn't Rodgers have used a different line to describe his team's desperation?

To say so is a bit of an exaggeration for a Jets team that has now lost five games in a row:

The Jets host an AFC contender, the Houston Texans, next week.

Call it a hunch, but I don't think Rodgers will be making peace with any kind of darkness, shroud, or shadow any time soon.

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