Dave Portnoy taunts Aaron Rodgers and the ‘joke’ Jets after but another woeful loss

Dave Portnoy’s concepts on the New York Jets franchise have been made typically generally known as he mocked Aaron Rodgers and Co. after the Jets misplaced to the Patriots on Sunday.

With newly promoted starting quarterback Drake Maye getting hurt, New England nonetheless secured a 25-22 win over a extra wholesome Jets squad.

Following the nail-biter of a contest, the Barstool Sports activities actions Chief took to social media and expressed his disbelief in how harmful the Jets are.

‘Maye hurt. Patriots beat the Jets. Harmful day. God rattling the Jets franchise is a joke,’ Portnoy wrote on X. ‘Cant even lose to em as soon as we’re tanking.’

Maye’s temporary shift seen him full three of six makes an try for 23 yards. Moments after scoring the game’s first components with a 17-yard dashing touchdown, Maye was taken out of the competitors.

With one minute left inside the opening interval, Maye to a helmet-to-helmet hit from Jets linebacker Jamien Sherwood.

Jacoby Brissett stepped in and completed 15 of his 24 passes for 132 yards, major the struggling Patriots to victory.

Nonetheless, Rodgers completed 17 of 28 makes an try for 233 yards and two touchdowns inside the Jets’ dropping effort.

The turbulent start to New York’s season has now seen them lose their fifth straight sport. Their solely two wins obtained right here in Week 2 and Week 3 in direction of Tennessee and New England, respectively.

Rodgers outclassed Brissett and Maye of their first meeting this season, ending 27 of 35 passes for 281 yards and two touchdowns in a 24-3 blowout. Nonetheless, points would start to crumble for the Jets from that point forward.

Every teams now keep a 2-6 doc, sitting on the bottom of the AFC East beneath the 2-5 Dolphins and 5-2 Funds.

The Jets can have a quick turnaround as they host the Texans on Oct. 31. Within the meantime, the Patriots will look to carry the momentum after breaking a six-game skid after they face the Titans on Nov. 3.