In 2022 and 2023, the NFL has given the Jets a busy schedule of tough games. If they ultimately managed to navigate the early games admirably (5-2 in 2022 and 4-3 in 2023 without Aaron Rodgers), they deserve a break in September and October.
Based on the announcements made so far, two of the first five games are not ideal.
The opening of the road in San Francisco Monday evening creates some problems. They will face the defending NFC champions in their own building. Then they’ll have to fly home across the country for a short week – unless they face the Cardinals in Arizona for Week 2.
Then, in week 5, they face the Vikings in London. Minnesota Stadium is a place Rodgers knows well. He would be more comfortable there than in most other stadiums. Obviously, that won’t happen.
By tonight we will know the full schedule for the Jets and all the teams. If the Jets don’t get off to a good start, things could go south in New York.
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