Robert Saleh has been head coach of the New York Jets for three seasons and head coach of Aaron Rodgers for one. He should know by now that any hint of drama with the Jets becomes a story, and practically anything regarding Rodgers becomes a big story.
When Saleh termed Rodgers' absence from a mandatory minicamp unexcused on Tuesday, he opened up the news cycle. It was debated whether Rodgers should be there and what the quarterback was doing that took priority over the camp.
On Wednesday, Saleh had to clear it all up.