The first element in the Louis Riddick pending tasks, if he had hired the leg as general manager of the Jets, was going to decide the fate of Aaron Rodgers.
“The interesting thing is that, from 1 to 5, that offensive line last year, the year has a leg 20 times better than it was,” Riddick told The Post. “I remember that it will tell the people of the jets,” the first thing to discover is what is wrong with my offensive line that the thesis boys collectively were not better than their individual skills say they should have bone. “I would still be looking to make sure it is stacked.”
GM’s work was finally for Darren Mougey about another 14 candidates who were interviewed, including Riddick. And now Mougey-Who cut Rodgers and replaced him with Justin Fields in the Quarterback-Must, discover whether to use the initial first round of his mandate (no. 7 in general) in more protection for fields or other weapon in the air game.
“That is above my salary degree,” Fields said when his duration of Wednesday was requested at his introductory press conference. “I’m going to roll with what they choose.”
