Aaron Rodgers snaps ‘what’s the question’ and looks furious after awkward exchange over New York Jets crisis

When questioned by a reporter about the New York Jets’ ongoing postseason suffering, Aaron Rodgers lost his temper.

To the annoyance of its devoted supporters, the Jets haven’t advanced to the NFL playoffs in an incredible 14 years.

This past weekend’s overtime loss to the Miami Dolphins prolonged their protracted wait to qualify for the postseason.

After the game, a reporter was eager to ask veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers about the Jets’ ongoing postseason absence.

Tom Rock of Newsday stated: “This organization has now missed the playoffs for 14 years in a row.

“That s almost hard to do.”

Rodgers, clearly irritated, yelled, “What’s the question?”

In response to Rodgers’ direct interjection, Rock asked him to “reflect on that.”

After he had calmed down, Rodgers started to share his opinions on the Green Gang’s postseason misery.

“I mean, I’ve been here, I’ve started one year,” the 41-year-old stated. I thus participate in it for a year. It’s disappointing.

Naturally, just four snaps into his Jets tenure last year, Rodgers broke his achilles.

“I was really thinking, ‘This is it,'” he stated when he appeared on the I Can Fly podcast. You don’t recover from this wound.

“With new friends and a new organization, I had an amazing offseason experience in a new town and location.

“An owner for the first time, and really falling back in love with the game that I first fell in love with when I was 5 years old.

Furthermore, it was simply amazing, deep, rich, delicious, unique, and gorgeous.

“After that, I performed in four plays on one of the most tragic evenings of my life. It sounds like an ego death.

The Jets’ 10-year losing streak against the Dolphins in South Florida was prolonged by their 32-26 loss on Sunday.

“[I’m] really shocked, disappointed, frustrated, and every other adjective you can think of,” stated head coach Jeff Ulbrich.

I would venture to say that this group puts forth more effort than most.

“And because they’re doing things correctly, it makes it even more irritating and makes me feel much worse for that group.

“We got to find a way to finish this thing.”

On Sunday, the Jets will return to action at EverBank Stadium against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

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