Hall of Fame coach Bill Parcells, who coached the New York Jets in the late '90s, said the team 'has to have hope' in the aftermath of Aaron Rodgers' season-ending injury.
on Tuesday."You have to have hope. If the nucleus they built up there, if that was good enough to win, I think you’ll see a highly competitive team."
New York Jets head coach Bill Parcells is shown during a game against the New York Giants at The Meadowlands on August 28, 1999, in East Rutherford, New Jersey.despite his struggles in his first two seasons in New York. He continued that on Wednesday looking ahead to Sunday’s game against the Dallas Cowboys.
"It sounds cliché, but it’s next man up. Nobody cares. Nobody cares that you’ve lost a player. At the end of the day, Sunday’s coming, and we’ve got to put our best foot forward and do everything we can to put ourselves in a position to be successful. That’s the harsh part of the business and I think guys understand."While the pressure for Wilson to step up will undoubtedly top the headlines, Saleh will also face the challenge of keeping his team focused.
Zach Wilson of the New York Jets is shown during the third quarter against the Buffalo Bills at MetLife Stadium on September 11, 2023, in East Rutherford, New Jersey. "You are charged with winning games under any circumstances that exist and that’s what you have to try to do," Parcells told the Post."You’re coaching them. It’s your job to get your team ready to play to the best of their ability. It’s a player’s job to prepare and play to the best of their ability. If they do that, then they should have a chance to win."
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