New York Jets linebacker Quincy Williams has opened up about the team's disappointing performance during Aaron Rodgers' stint, asserting that the entire franchise must bear responsibility for the unsuccessful period. Rodgers, a four-time MVP, joined the Jets in 2023 after a legendary career with the Green Bay Packers. Despite high expectations, the Jets failed to make a significant impact in the AFC East, finishing third in both seasons. Williams, speaking at the launch of the Jets NFL Girls Flag league in Dublin, emphasized that the team's struggles were not solely Rodgers' fault.

The Rodgers Era: High Hopes, Tough Realities Aaron Rodgers, who missed most of the 2022 season due to an Achilles injury, returned to play a full campaign in 2023. Despite his impressive statistics, including 3,897 yards and 28 touchdowns, the Jets managed only six wins in 18 starts under his leadership. Williams pointed out that the team's defense and overall performance were key factors in the losses.

A Team Effort, or Lack Thereof "Aaron didn't fail. The Jets failed as a team," Williams stated. He highlighted that the entire roster, from defense to offense, contributed to the disappointing outcomes. This period also saw the departure of head coach Robert Saleh and general manager Joe Douglas, indicating a broader issue within the organization.

Looking Ahead: A New Chapter With Rodgers now leaving the Jets, the team is set to enter a new era. The Jets have appointed Aaron Glenn as their new head coach, signaling a fresh start. Williams expressed optimism about the future, stating, "I'm on the same page as him and ready to win." The Jets will be looking to secure a new quarterback in the upcoming free agency period to lead the team into this new chapter.