Aaron Rodgers Weighs Future With Jets as Team Faces Uncertain Offseason

The 41-year-old quarterback remains undecided about returning in 2025, while the Jets prepare for leadership changes after a disappointing season.

Aaron Rodgers, 41, has not committed to playing football in 2025 and is considering all options, including retirement or continuing with the New York Jets.
Rodgers expressed openness to mentoring a young quarterback if the Jets draft one, likening it to his experience with Jordan Love in Green Bay.
The Jets are undergoing significant changes, with owner Woody Johnson searching for a new general manager and head coach after firing Joe Douglas and Robert Saleh earlier this season.
Rodgers' contract includes a $35 million roster bonus for 2025, but the Jets could release him to avoid financial obligations, leaving his future with the team uncertain.
Despite early-season struggles due to injuries, Rodgers has shown improved performance in recent weeks, throwing six touchdowns and one interception in his last three games.