The Jets lose to the Minnesota Vikings in ugly fashion in London, and this game showed that the Jets have a problem.

Believe it or not, that problem is Aaron Rogers.

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The Jets fall to two and three on the season. Not a whole lot good you can say about that game for the Jets. We talked all last week about how important the game was, and the Jets did not play like it was an important game. The Jets, it was a very sloppy performance, a performance where the Jets

squandered many opportunities. Really, again, not many good things you can come away from this

game. A lot of bad things, though, a lot of bad takeaways. And I think at the top of that list

is the quarterback. This was a horrible game by Aaron Rogers. I think if we're listing reasons

the Jets lost, Rogers would be at the top of any list.

You know, if he's not number one, then he's up there.

This was one of the worst games of Aaron Rogers' career.

The stat line was ugly, 29 of 54, only 244 yards, two touchdowns, three interceptions,

just a brutal performance by Rogers.

And I think more than the fact it was such an ugly performance by Rogers, what's disturbing are the longer term takeaways,

because I think this game showed that the Jets have some issues with their quarterback,

and these are not issues likely to be resolved. And these are issues that are quite likely to hold this team back this season. Now, there are some things that I don't expect to repeat. I don't think Rogers is going to continue to be an interception machine because he hasn't been this year. He entered this game with one interception in his first four. You know, he throws three in this one. I don't think he's going to throw a lot of three interception. I don't think he's going to have a lot of three interception games.

I don't think he's going to have a lot of two interception games.

In fact, I'm not even sure how many one interception games he's going to have. The first interception came on a play where he was absolutely fooled by Brian Flores. He was not expecting a linebacker to drop into coverage. There was a linebacker who was kind of mugging the line of scrimmage who dropped,

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