Slow and steady wins the race, or at least that's the mindset Aaron Rodgers is operating under as he evaluates his status with the Jets.

Future Hall of Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers could retire or could be released, which “would be a first” — especially if a teenager plays a role.

The Jets certainly won't take on the entirety of the remainder of Cousins' $180 million deal, which runs through 2027. Though the team would probably need to sacrifice an asset of

Aaron Rodgers has made it clear that if he plays a 21st NFL season in 2025, he'd like to do so with the New York Jets. But he's tried to turn the spotlight on the team's owner, Woody Johnson, when the topic of his future arises.

The New York Jets have a divisional matchup with the Buffalo Bills in Week 17 at Highmark Stadium, and there seems to be a bit of a question as to who'll be under center for them

The Jets are officially out of the playoff race, but they’ve still got a couple of games to play—first the Bills, then the Dolphins. The post Aaron Rodgers Injury: Jets Announce Latest Update on Knee Injury Ahead of Week 17 Bills Clash appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Aaron Rodgers has played through a number of injuries this season, and the New York Jets star plans to do so again in Week 17.

Aaron Rodgers insists there's nothing uncertain about his status for the New York Jets' game Sunday at Buffalo.

Accordingly, Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers told reporters Wednesday that he planned to play Sunday despite an MCL injury. "I'm going to play and it feels pretty good," Rodgers said. Prodded as to the nature of the injury—which he suffered during New York's 19–9 loss to the Los Angeles Rams Sunday—the quarterback brushed it off.