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LONDON - On the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers let the world know Friday that he doesn't like the way his relationship with coach Robert Saleh is being portrayed back home.
"I think there's some driving force trying to put a wedge (from) outside the facility between Robert and I," Rodgers told a crowded news conference at the Jets' team hotel, where they practiced in preparation for the Minnesota Vikings (4-0) on Sunday at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Rodgers didn't get into specifics, but he reiterated there's no rift between him and Saleh.