Aaron Rodgers had another embarrassing moment on the Jets bench that even Davante Adams didn't see coming

 

Jets lost 37-15 to the Steelers, but the scoreline wasn't the most shocking thing in Pennsylvania

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The quarterback, buoyed by the signature of Davante Adams, struggled throughout the night at the Acrisure Stadium and only managed to throw for one touchdown, whilst he was sacked and gave up two interceptions instead.

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Yet the low point of the night came when he was on the sideline and picked at the outside of his nose, before brushing his lips with the hand he just used, seemingly eating his own boogers for a light snack.

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The Steelers, meanwhile, went on to score 24 points after the interval as they moved to a 4-2 record in the AFC North, equal with the Baltimore Ravens although they have still to take the field for some Week 7 football.

Meanwhile the Jets have now sunk back into third place in the AFC East, behind the Buffalo Bills and Tua Tagovailoa-less Miami Dolphins as their underwhelming start to the 2024/25 NFL season continues.

The Jets will look to get back to winning ways against the New England Patriots in Week 8, who are bottom of the AFC East and one win behind, on Sunday, October 27 in what could be a game-defining match-up at the Gillette Stadium.