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Let me bring in Chris Sims, Pro Football Talk Live co-host, Football Night in America,

and of course, former NFL quarterback.

Let me start with the Aaron Rogers cadence because you play the position.

Aaron has had the same cadence for 20 years now.

Green 19.

Green 19.

Now, it does change maybe later in the game when he wants you to jump off sides.

How did the Jets get to this situation where we're talking about the cadence at the line of scrimmage as being an issue?

Well, yeah, I mean, listen, he's a perfectionist, right?

I think that's part of the conversation altogether.

And then his cadence and how he uses it, whether it's to quit count people and get people, you know, extra people on the field

when there's 12 guys on the defense and they're making the substitution or his hard counts have been

one of the great things that he does through his time. So, you know, again, I don't know what their issue was the cadence,

honestly. Like, I've seen a little bit of this, and maybe I'm missing a little more to the story than I see. But either way, he's got problems with he doesn't feel certain people are on the same page as him on the offense in certain areas. And you see, that's where Alan Lazard is the one getting fed the ball the most right now, because he feels like, wait, I got a connection with him. He he knows what i'm thinking he knows exactly what i want and certain coverages and whatever else and

you know that that's that's where rogers late in his career he's very picky with that type of stuff

especially with young receivers and making sure they're on his page but it's a terrible loss

like that's oh it's a terrible loss. Oh, it's a terrible loss. Embarrassing. Maybe did I miss something? Was there a quote or something about the snap count or whatever? I hadn't heard about it. So, tell me. Here's Robert Sala after the game. Last year, I think you guys were one or two in the NFL. Yeah. And the penalties now this year, I think you're four.

What needs to change to clean it up?

Well, we got to figure it out.

Whether or not we're good enough to handle all the,

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