Aaron Rodgers Suggests 'Curse' as Jets Extend 14-Year Playoff Drought

The Jets' quarterback and players reflect on the team's struggles after a 3-10 season, raising questions about culture and leadership.

The New York Jets have been eliminated from playoff contention for the 14th consecutive season, the longest active drought in major North American sports.
Aaron Rodgers, in his first full season as the Jets' starting quarterback, suggested a 'curse' might be contributing to the team's losing culture.
The Jets have lost all seven games this season decided by six points or fewer, highlighting struggles in situational football and late-game execution.
Rodgers emphasized the need for intentional leadership and stronger locker room chemistry to establish a winning culture within the organization.
Despite high expectations following Rodgers' arrival, the Jets are 3-10, and the franchise will search for a new head coach and general manager in the offseason.