The nightmare season for Aaron Rodgers continues as Jets lose another game and Jason Whitlock suggests he retire and he's toxic in the locker room

         Mulligan Sullivan

      Aaron Rodgers in the New Jersey Jets suffered once again another humiliating loss on a Sunday afternoon. Aaron Rodgers is getting sad and angry every Friday and Saturday nights as he knows he can go until Sunday and most likely disappoint the fans of New York with his bad play along with that of his team the Jets played yet another horrible game and the nightmare season for Aaron Rodgers continues as losing to the Indianapolis Colts in a horrific manner. This latest Jets defeat is further evidence that this has been a lost cause the New York Jets are not going to make the playoffs.  Aaron Rodgers and the Jets

fans hopes of a Super Bowl have long whittled away and with this in mind Jason Whitlock talked to his producers in a 10-minute rant against Aaron Rodgers and the ESPN host Stephen A Smith. Jason Whitlock said that Aaron Rodgers most likely is bringing toxicity into the locker room and this is why the Jets despite all their talents are not bonding. 

     Jason Whitlock and his co-host producers agree that Aaron Rodgers is the main cause of the Jets collapse early on and that there is some underlining problem in the locker room with Lord Rogers who cannot connect with his teammates and likely are making

them angry week by week loss by loss. As far as Stephen A Smith goes Jason Whitlock like always love to bash him and he went on to say that Stephen A Smith and his opinions on football and basketball are usually warped and stupid. 

    What is warped and stupid as Aaron Rodgers and his decision to come to the Jets as this guy picked the wrong team to attempt to come back and most likely Aaron Rodgers should have retired two or three years ago. Aaron Rodgers though has a neoclassical narcissist mind and feels of himself as a athlete of noble quality. To say that Aaron Rodgers thinks of himself as a king would be not stretching it and

Aaron Rodgers does have a noble Overlord feel to him and think. This could be the chief reason that the jets are not playing like the Chiefs despite having a star-studded roster of extreme talent and it all goes to the top according to Jason Whitlock and Aaron Roger she said has been a complete disaster in New York much worse than anyone imagined.