Rodgers: Jets offense ‘needs to grow up,’ not blame others

Injured QB Aaron Rodgers demands his teammates do a better job in handling the tough situation that the franchise is in, and he also wants the supporters to remain positive.

The quarterback shared that he is not concerned about the sideline behavior during the weekend’s 15-10 defeat to the New England Patriots.

Aaron Rodgers didn’t like the arguments that were happening on the sidelines during the #Jets loss to the #Patriots, via @PatMcAfeeShow

He says that the Jets offense needs to “grow up” a little bit and show more poise. pic.twitter.com/KhVpIZCAL1

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“In my opinion, we need to hold our poise a little bit better across the board,” the QB claimed. “Just in attack, we need not to have some of those things happen on the sideline and to be a little better and to be just be a little better competitors.”

WR Garrett Wilson and RB Michael Carter were filmed having heated talks with assistant coaches. The running back has been seen screaming at the RBs manager, Taylor Embree.