SNY reporter Connor Hughes walks back Brian Duker remarks after backlash over Jets comments
New York Jets Face Buffalo Bills as Aaron Glenn’s Team Looks to End Losing Run
Buffalo will visit MetLife Stadium on Sunday, November 15. The Bills enter the game with a 7-1 record and have won their last four games. Their latest victory came against the Minnesota Vikings, whom they beat 23-6 on November 9. The game is scheduled to begin at 1 PM ET, according to the New York Jets’ official website.
Because the Jets have struggled under head coach Aaron Glenn this season, his remarks drew attention.
Hughes said he had heard negative comments about Duker from people who had spoken with members of the Jets staff. During the discussion, Hughes said: However, he later accepted that speaking about Duker’s standing within the team was not appropriate. SNY reporter Connor Hughes has apologized for his comments about New York Jets defensive coordinator Brian Duker after questioning his role within the team. Hughes had claimed that Duker was not well liked inside the organization and suggested that he did very little in his current position. However, Hughes later admitted that his comments about Duker’s standing within the team were inappropriate and had nothing to do with football. He also questioned what the defensive coordinator actually did for the team. The loss was another setback for Glenn’s team, which has struggled to find regular wins this season. The Jets now have a difficult game ahead as they prepare to face the Buffalo Bills. The team will hope to use its home advantage to earn its third win of the season.
In his apology, he did not try to defend his earlier remarks.