Even though New York Jets coaches were able to talk Woody Johnson out of benching Aaron Rodgers earlier this season, there is a possibility the four-time

Rodgers has been dealing with hamstring and knee injuries for most of the season, so if the Jets and Rodgers decide it is no longer worth it to play, they could move him to IR and cite those injuries getting worse. At this point, Rodgers is playing for pride and trying to salvage something from this miserable season.

Rodgers has struggled this season, as he enters the Jets' bye week with a career-low 88.9 passer rating and 17 touchdown passes in 11 games. New York ranks 18th in the NFL with 207.2 passing yards per game and 26th in the league with an average of just 18.5 points per contest.

After missing one season due to injury and starting his second season at 3-8, veteran NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers seems ready to move on from the New York Jets, according to a report.

Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets' relationship will apparently not survive what has been a tumultuous season for both quarterback and team. Rodgers wants to play somewhere else in 2025, according to The Athletic,

Aaron Rodgers could be next to leave the New York Jets. Douglas lost his job as the general manager on Tuesday, six weeks after the head coach was replaced following a 2-3 start. The Jets have gone 1-5 under interim coach Jeff Ulbrich so owner Woody Johnson sent Douglas packing.

The dissolution of the New York Jets’ season can be best explained through a series of Aaron Rodgers quotes. On Sept. 25, a few days after the Jets beat the Patriots on Thursday night: “I go back to this quote a lot,

The New York Jets’ disastrous season may end with someone other that Aaron Rodgers quarterbacking the team. The Jets are increasingly likely to find a way to end Rodgers’ time as starting quarterback in the coming weeks,