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.

"It was probably inevitable, but it's more of the Jets not being able to get out of their own way. I’m not sure what firing (him) now does."

In a surprise move Tuesday, New York Jets owner Woody Johnson suddenly fired head coach Robert Saleh. The the focus will be on what the Jets will do to replace Saleh on a full-time basis in January, but there is also intrigue about Saleh’s future.