Posted on Sep 30
Jets coach Robert Saleh addresses false starts and cadence issue, says no changes needed
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The New York Jets address pre-snap penalties and pass protection concerns after their loss to the Denver Broncos.
Why it matters: The Jets' five false starts and overall penalty struggles have hindered their offensive efficiency and put them at a disadvantage in games.
What's new: Jets coach Robert Saleh clarified that altering Aaron Rodgers' cadence is not a potential solution, emphasizing that they will continue to push the envelope with their own cadence.
Yes, but: Penalties have been an ongoing issue for the Jets during Saleh's tenure as head coach, indicating a need for improvement in discipline and execution.
What to watch: The Jets face the blitz-heavy Minnesota Vikings in London on Sunday, which could test their pass protection and ability to avoid penalties.
What's next: Saleh and the coaching staff will work on addressing the penalty issues through accountability and improving communication among the players.
The bottom line: The Jets must find ways to reduce pre-snap penalties and improve pass protection to maximize their offensive potential and give rookie quarterback Zach Wilson a better chance to succeed.