The New York Jets soared to a stunning 24-3 victory over the New England Patriots in an impressive display on Thursday night. With the Jets firmly in control at halftime with a 14-3 lead, a curious exchange between quarterback Aaron Rodgers and head coach Robert Saleh caught the attention of viewers and ignited a buzz on social media.

During a pivotal moment when the Jets secured a 14-0 lead with a goal-line touchdown by Breece Hall, Rodgers and Saleh shared a quick handshake on the sideline. As Saleh moved in for a hug, Rodgers opted for a firm gesture, placing his hands on Saleh's chest and uttering words that left fans speculating. Despite the intense expression on Rodgers' face, he later clarified that the interaction was light-hearted, mentioning, "He likes to do the two-hand chest push as well. But he talks a lot about two-score leads. So, I just kind of gave him a push and said, 'Two-score lead.'" Saleh also made light of the moment, explaining that Rodgers simply wanted to discuss a defensive strategy and reminded him of their two-score lead.

Following the memorable exchange, the Jets continued their strong offensive performance against the Patriots, scoring points in every quarter of the game. Rodgers delivered a vintage performance, completing 27 of 35 passes for 281 yards and two touchdowns, showcasing his seasoned prowess on the field. The Jets' offense clicked seamlessly, amassing an impressive 400 yards of total offense compared to the Patriots' 139 yards. Additionally, the team dominated time of possession, holding the ball for over 40 minutes and demonstrating their strategic control throughout the game.