![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/new-york-jets-make-humane-decision-which-will-completely-change-hard-knocks/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/0_New-York-Jets-Introduce-Quarterback-Aaron-Rodgers.jpg&description=The New York Jets will limit what the NFL training camp TV show "Hard Knocks" is allowed to film and broadcast after Aaron Rodgers and Robert Salah voiced their concerns The New York Jets have announced that they will take measures to limit camera access during the filming of the NFL training camp show "Hard Knocks." The decision comes after both head coach Robert Salah and quarterback Aaron Rodgers expressed their discontent with the series. The Jets were chosen as this year's subject for "Hard Knocks" after no other team volunteered. However, the team believes that it is not "humane" to show players being released on camera. As a result, they will block media members from documenting the rooms where the coaching staff informs players that they will not make the 2023 roster. These moments have been a key dramatic component of previous seasons of the show, reports ESPN via the Express US. Despite the team's objections, fans are still eager to get any inside access they can, especially after the Jets acquired four-time MVP quarterback Rodgers from the Green Bay Packers earlier this offseason. In fact, tickets to the Jets' first four open training camp practices sold out in just three minutes. Head coach Robert Saleh expressed his feelings about the team's selection for "Hard Knocks" back in June, saying: "I know there's several teams that would love for Hard Knocks to be in their building, but we're just not one of them." The Jets players will begin reporting to training camp on July 19, and filming for "Hard Knocks" will begin right away. While HBO has not yet revealed the release date of the first episode, it is expected to premiere sometime in mid-August. Upon learning that his team was chosen for "Hard Knocks," Rodgers voiced his opinion on the show. Despite being in the NFL since 2005, Rodgers has never dealt with the series before. He said: "They forced it down our throats and we have to deal with it. I understand the appeal with us. Obviously, there are a lot){kind=link}
The New York Jets will limit what the NFL training camp TV show “Hard Knocks” is allowed to film and broadcast after Aaron Rodgers and Robert Salah voiced their concerns
The New York Jets have announced that they will take measures to limit camera access during the filming of the NFL training camp show “Hard Knocks.” The decision comes after both head coach Robert Salah and quarterback Aaron Rodgers expressed their discontent with the series.
The Jets were chosen as this year’s subject for “Hard Knocks” after no other team volunteered. However, the team believes that it is not “humane” to show players being released on camera.
As a result, they will block media members from documenting the rooms where the coaching staff informs players that they will not make the 2023 roster. These moments have been a key dramatic component of previous seasons of the show, reports ESPN via the Express US.
Despite the team’s objections, fans are still eager to get any inside access they can, especially after the Jets acquired four-time MVP quarterback Rodgers from the Green Bay Packers earlier this offseason. In fact, tickets to the Jets’ first four open training camp practices sold out in just three minutes.