QB Aaron Rodgers: Go Rodgers has six weeks to show he still has something left in the tank — which, if he wants to return, is a must in order to convince owner Woody Johnson (and a new GM and head coach). With so much unknown, it still feels more likely that Rodgers retires or plays elsewhere in 2025.

As the Jets enter the final month of their disappointing season, there has been rising speculation about the quarterback's health and future with the team. After disputing reports that he no longer wants to play for the Jets, Rodgers shed some light on a key factor that will shape his decision after the season.

Aaron Rodgers is addressing rumors about his NFL future and continuing with the New York Jets team. In a new interview, Rodgers opened up about reports that he wanted to continue playing football in 2025 but not with his current team.

While the New York Jets appear to be in the midst of yet another lost season, it sounds like the team's commitment to veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers

The entire future for both New York and its franchise quarterback hinges on the team's hiring of multiple front-office leaders.

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers said he's "always available" if team co-owners Woody and Chris Johnson want his insight during their search for

Rodgers said he wants to come back to play for the Jets in 2025 … if he decides he wants to play in 2025. What’s completely out of his control, however, is whether the Jets will want him.

As questions about Aaron Rodgers' future with the Jets linger, interim coach Jeff Ulbrich confirmed that he'll remain the team's starting quarterback for the rest of the season.

Aaron Rodgers is feeling healthy and will be the New York Jets' starting quarterback as long as that remains the case.