The New York Jets are currently sitting at 2-3 and just recently fired head coach Robert Saleh.
Despite all the turmoil and drama surrounding the team, future Hall of Fame tight end Rob Gronkowski believes it isn’t all bad for the Jets.
“They have a pretty solid team…That change may possibly spark the New York Jets here…This year is the first time I feel like the Jets aren’t a dismantled team,” Gronkowski said Thursday on Up & Adams.
Is there any current positives to takeaway with the #Jets? Gronk weighs in ?
"This year is the first time I feel like the Jets aren't a completely dismantled team…" ✈️@heykayadams @RobGronkowski @nyjets pic.twitter.com/QlPJbGtluT
— Up & Adams (@UpAndAdamsShow) October 10, 2024
Gronkowski also noted that he wants to see good football and how big of a fan he is of quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
The good news for the Jets is that they could have a couple of things work in their favor almost immediately.
First of all, the team respects interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich and believes in him.
Additionally, the firing of Saleh might make the players and coaches all work harder for one another because they know what awaits them if they fail.
The team could also trade for Las Vegas Raiders Pro Bowl wide receiver Davante Adams at some point soon.
So, they could be getting stronger on offense.
Finally, their next matchup is on Monday Night Football at home against the rival Buffalo Bills with first place in the AFC East on the line.
As bad as the team has played, they still have a chance to grab a hold of the division entering the end of the first third of the season.
The season is far from over for this team.
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