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,