Aaron Rodgers had a short and sweet message for anybody thinking he was responsible for getting New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh fired. “As far as any of the ridiculous allegations out there, I’m not going to spend more than one sentence in response to it,

Rodgers confirmed he spoke directly with Jets owner Woody Johnson the night before Saleh's dismissal, but suggested his phone call was centered on his physical well-being after Sunday's loss to the Minnesota Vikings in London, where the former NFL MVP suffered a low ankle sprain.

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers in responding to what he called "ridiculous allegations" denied having any role in the firing of coach Robert Saleh on Tuesday.