Of course Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams walked through that door on Sunday. Of course the rendition of grumpy old men morphed into the dynamic duo, when the postseason is no longer on the line, but draft positioning most certainly is. Of course it happened when everyone of consequence has been fired and the only ones fighting for the second marriage of Rodgers’ and Adams’ careers are the quarterback and his favorite wide receiver.
Of course. Because it’s the New York Jets.
That’s what I thought late in the fourth quarter of the the New York Jets’ 32-25 comeback win against the Jacksonville Jaguars, as Rodgers took advantage of a clean pocket and threw an unquestionably impressive 71-yard touchdown dart to Adams.