The New York Jets were finally supposed to break the streak and make the playoffs for the first time since 2010 and end the longest active playof

Rodgers, who turns 41 years old in December, isn't owed any guaranteed money in 2025 and would count $23.5 million against the salary cap if he played in '25. Per Over The Cap, the Jets could cut him after June 1 and pay just $14 million in dead money.

Maybe it would have made a difference, maybe it would not. But it appears the New York Jets (3-8) were not on the same page at one point in their 28-27 loss to the Indianapolis Colts (5-6) in Week 11.

A look at what's happening around the New York Jets: 1. QB option play: Aaron Rodgers indicated this week that he'd like to play next season, but it won't be a unilateral decision. The Jets (3-7), who might have an entirely new regime running things,

If the New York Jets decide to hit eject on the Aaron Rodgers experience, here are a few logical landing spots for the four-time MVP in his final chapter.

The New York Jets are on the precipice of disaster. New York is 3-7 heading into Week 11 and feels like a team that will collapse if they suffer one more loss. The only shot that the Jets have of making the postseason is finishing the record season with a perfect record,