Aaron Rodgers' Late-Season Surge Raises Questions About Jets' Future Plans

The 41-year-old quarterback has delivered strong performances, but uncertainty remains over his role with the team in 2025.

Aaron Rodgers has shown signs of resurgence in recent weeks, recording 628 passing yards, 4 touchdowns, and no interceptions in his last two games.
Despite his improved play, Rodgers' long-term future with the Jets remains unclear, as the team is set to hire a new general manager and head coach after this season.
Rodgers’ contract presents financial challenges for the Jets, with a potential $49 million dead cap hit if he retires or is released after this season.
Jets interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich and teammates have praised Rodgers’ recent performances, noting his regained mobility and leadership on the field.
The Jets face difficult decisions regarding their quarterback options for 2025, with limited free-agent and draft prospects available to replace Rodgers if he departs.