Not long after Bills offensive lineman Dion Dawkins trashed the Jets, a former Gang Green player joined in on the roasting.
Appearing on The Pivot Podcast, Mecole Hardman ripped into the culture at Florham Park, calling out the coaching staff and the offense specifically after the former Jets receiver’s failed tenure resulted in a return to the Chiefs, where he caught the game-winning touchdown pass in Super Bowl XLVIII.
“Y’all treat certain guys that shouldn’t be treated the way they were treated,” Hardman said. “I just feel like it’s not an established coaching staff there as well…there’s no standard there. everybody do what they want to do.
“You can tell the defense has a standard, but the offense is like ‘We’ll just figure it out. It’s Aaron show. Let Aaron do what Aaron do.’ But when Aaron goes down, they don’t know what to do.”
Hardman vented about not getting the playing time he felt he deserved, and that, outside of top receiver Garrett Wilson, he should have seen more touches within the offense, which sputtered after Aaron Rodgers went down just four snaps into the season.
“I know for a fact I’m better than him for sure…I don’t understand why I’m not in the rotation,” Hardman said. “Y’all never gave me a reason as to why either. Y’all can’t tell me about winning. I’ve been to four Super Bowls in five years…I know what winning looks like. I know what winning is. Y’all keep telling me certain things, I’m not going for that. because y’all not doing it right. We got helmets on the ground, we don’t got no discipline. It’s too many individual egos in this locker room. I’m telling them, that’s not gonna get y’all to win. It’s not gonna happen.”