Aaron Rodgers was brought here to so much Savior fanfare to win these games, to laugh in the face of adversity, to lift all Jets in their desperate hour and instill belief in his huddle and

GLENDALE, Ariz. — The New York Jets’ harbinger of doom came before the game even started. The Denver Broncos had just lost and, shortly after, the Indianapolis Colts too. In the press box at State Farm Stadium, GM Joe Douglas and other members of the Jets front office celebrated. They clapped. They smiled.

Sunday’s on-field timeout episode against the New England Patriots showed that Rodgers and the Jets really might be irreparably disorganized. You see, dearest readers, the Jets used all three of their first-half timeouts … after running just 10 plays … in the first quarter.