Rodgers' future plans are something that will hover around 1 Jets Drive throughout the offseason. A new head coach and general manager may want to bring the 41-year-old quarterback back for 2025. That is if Rodgers opts to come back for a 21st season instead of retiring.

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has talked for the past few weeks about how the team’s bye week finally got him healthy.

The Rams (9-6) will close their year with key home games against the Arizona Cardinals and the Seattle Seahawks in Weeks 17 and 18.

It looked like it might be a special day for Aaron Rodgers. Instead it turned out like most of his other days with the New York Jets.

The New York Jets fell to the Los Angeles Rams after a critical fumble by quarterback Aaron Rodgers led to a touchdown.

Jets interim coach Jeff Ulbrich indicated that there may have been some more runs called, and Rodgers changed the play to a pass. “Some of those are called runs that [Rodgers] j

Rodgers (41) has seemingly flirted with the idea of not returning to the Jets next season if the franchise does, in fact, want him back. He does have one year remaining on his contract, but with a worse record with Rodgers than without him in 2023, some fans already don't want him back, especially after what he said after the Week 16 game.

Aaron Rodgers led the offense on numerous drives into opposing territory. In fact he did it well enough that the Jets did not punt once all day. And yet! When the final horn sounded, New York put up nine points in the 19-9 loss.

The way Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets’ offense started, it appeared they might be on their way to a high-scoring victory