Shortly after Breece Hall plunged into the end zone to give New York a 14–0 lead in the second quarter, quarterback Aaron Rodgers went over to coach Robert Saleh, who prepared himself for a celebratory hug. Rodgers shoved him away and glared at Saleh as he strolled toward the bench.

Aaron Rodgers seemed weirdly annoyed with Robert Saleh for trying to celebrate a Jets touchdown with him The media could not be loaded, either because the server or network failed or because the format is not supported. The New York Jets had no trouble with the New England Patriots on the field during the first half of Thursday Night Football.

Aaron Rodgers hooked up with an old friend for the New York Jets' first touchdown vs. the New England Patriots on Monday night -- a 10-yard pass to wide receiver Allen Lazard, who celebrated by handing the ball to his quarterback.

The New York Jets have opened up a 21-3 lead against the New England Patriots on Thursday Night Football at MetLife Stadium. Aaron Rodgers led an 11-play, 66-ya

Robert Saleh appeared to try to give Aaron Rodgers a hug after the Jets' second TD on "Thursday Night Football." Rodgers rejected the advances.

After the Jets went up 14-0 over the Patriots with a goal-line touchdown by Breece Hall, Saleh and Rodgers quickly shook hands on the sideline. As the head coach went in for the hug, Rodgers stoned him by putting his hands on his chest and seemed to sternly say something to him.

New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh had a very good, and positive, analogy for the way his quarterback performed against the New England Patriots. The Jets (2-1) topped their AFC East rival in a 24-3 final.

Aaron Rodgers explained why he rejected coach Robert Saleh’s sideline embrace after the New York Jets took a 14-0 lead over the Patriots in the first half of Thursday night’s win.

New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh offered an amusing explanation for the awkward sideline moment with Aaron Rodgers in the second quarter of