New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers denied having any involvement in the organization's decision to fire head coach Robert Saleh on Tuesday.
Appearing Wednesday on the Pat McAfee Show (h/t SNY's Connor Hughes), Rodgers called the notion that he played a role in Saleh's firing "ridiculous" and "patently false."
Per Hughes, Rodgers went on to call the NFL a "tough business" before saying he "loves" Saleh and has a "solid relationship" with him. Rodgers also said Saleh was a major factor in him wanting to get traded to the Jets in the first place.