New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers thinks he'd like to return for the 2025 season, he told reporters on Wednesday. The 40-year-old Rodgers, who has

Rodgers has endured multiple physical setbacks this fall and has played and sounded like a shell of his former great self.

With the future of general manager Joe Douglas and interim coach Jeff Ulbrich likely hanging in the balance over the final seven games of the season, Rodgers could be in the awkward position of having to play for a new coach in a new offense after two decades in the league. That might not be appealing to him.

Aaron Rodgers has essentially built the team around him since he entered the New York Jets’ organization in 2023, and the team has added pieces in the offseason and during the 2024 season that should have benefitted the quarterback and the team in general.

Aaron Rodgers’ stint with the New York Jets could still extend beyond this season despite plenty of losses and disappointments.

The 2024 season hasn’t gone how Aaron Rodgers or the Jets would have liked it. With seven games remaining, the Jets are 3-7 and have lost six of their last seven games. Despite that, Rodgers says he hasn’t changed his mind about playing in 2025.

Ex-NFL quarterback Boomer Esiason speaks out on how Aaron Rodgers' presence has changed the atmosphere for the struggling New York Jets.

Add former New York Jets quarterback Boomer Esiason to the growing list of Aaron Rodgers’ critics. On Monday, Esiason appeared on his “Boomer and Gio” show and shared his sentiments on Rodgers’ arduous tenure with the Jets.

This isn’t how the Jets’ season was supposed to go. They weren’t supposed to be 3-7, clinging to worsening playoff odds in Aaron Rodgers’ return from an Achilles tear. They weren’t supposed to be a bottom-third offense,