I don't know why people are trying to put an obituary under our team name.

You know, Aaron is an unbelievable piece to this whole thing and we love him,

but I think there's 52 other guys in the locker room plus the 16-practice squad guys

that believe that we can do a hell of a lot of good things here.

While the outside world can go ahead and write whatever story they want to write,

there's still the true story being written in this building.

And that's called Making Chicken Salad by Jets coach Robert Salah.

On the day that the worst was confirmed, the torn Achilles tendon for Aaron Rodgers

out for the year, the Jets now have to pick up the pieces and move on.

And the silver lining from that ridiculously dark cloud that through a lightning bolt

onto the heel of Aaron Rodgers on Monday night is that they won the game.

They are one and oh, they do have a very good defense.

They just have to take it from here, taking us through the next two hours,

along with me, is Miles Simmons, who will now be, and apparently it was news to him,

a fixture on Wednesdays this year, because Chris Sims is doing Mondays.

We still value Miles contributions and he's here on Wednesdays.

And Miles, what you'll learn is this is that weird pivot day where in most weeks

when there isn't some major story that is still developing like the Aaron Rodgers situation.

Most weeks, we can't quite figure out on Wednesday how much we talk about the week that was

and how much we talk about the week to come.

That's not a problem this week because the last game from the week that was

is the biggest story in the NFL because of the dramatic sudden and permanent

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