NFL Week 7 predictions: Picks against the spread for every game

The Jets rant of the week belonged to Joe Benigno on WFAN: “You can change the owner.You can change the coaches.

You can change the GM.You can change the quarterback.

You can change the players.You could change the stadium.

You could change the practice facility.You could change the uniforms.

You could change whatever you wanna change.You could change the lunch room, you could change whatever you wanna change about this franchise.

The results never change.Never.” In the wake of the Jets’ 23-20 loss to the Bills — which featured two missed field goals and 11 penalties and left them at 2-4 with a three-game losing streak — it’s hard to find fault with any of Benigno’s diatribe.

Quite literally, the new quarterback, Aaron Rodgers, was clad in a throwback to a uniform the Jets have worn for two long stretches in their history. Fans had been hoping the sure-shot Hall of Famer would come in and clean up the mess that had been the offense, put up enough points to support a defense that’s not great but is very good, and the wins would follow. Instead, Robert Saleh is already out the door after five games, the first game of the Jeff Ulbrich era delivered the same type of excruciating loss as there’s always been, and Rodgers even threw gasoline on the fire by blaming WR Mike Williams for not running the “red line” on the game-clinching interception. NFL Network’s Ryan Fitzpatrick, the last Jets quarterback to post a winning record, was incredulous.Even if that’s exactly what happened on the play, quarterbacks don’t usually point the finger like that from the post-game podium. Maybe coming from Rodgers it’s the tough love this team needs in a time of crisis.

Or maybe it’s just another sign of the apocalypse. Anyway, the Jets have moved on to another new player, trading for Rodgers’ former top target in Green Bay, Davante Adams.He’s 32 and has had some injury concerns this season.

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