From the owner's meddling to the quarterback's regression and poor coaching, it all adds up to one of the franchise's most disappointing seasons.

Aaron Rodgers' long-term future with the New York Jets may not be his decision. Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic reported that while Rodgers may not

Douglas lost his job as the general manager on Tuesday, six weeks after the head coach was replaced following a 2-3 start. The Jets have gone 1-5 under interim coach Jeff Ulbrich so owner Woody Johnson sent Douglas packing.

The Aaron Rodgers experiment has been a failure. Rodgers was supposed to be the missing piece to not only end a playoff drought that started in 2011 but turn the New York Jets into Super Bowl contenders when he was acquired from the Green Bay Packers in the days leading up to the 2023 NFL Draft.

New York Jets owner Woody Johnson's desire to get a grip on the Jets' season reportedly played a role in his rumored suggestion to bench quarterback

New York Jets interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich said he feels "angry" and "frustrated" as his team heads into the bye week at a 3-8 record. Those feelings are understandable. But quarterback Aaron Rodgers said he's going to hope his teammates and himself can go in the opposite direction with their time off.

Before the Jets fired Robert Saleh and Joe Douglas, team owner Woody Johnson reportedly suggested starting the in-season reckoning with Aaron Rodgers. Johnson proposed benching Rodgers as the starting quarterback for Tyrod Taylor following the Jets’ 10-9 home loss to the Denver Broncos in Week 4,

Upon looking at the quarterback situations of the other 31 NFL teams, there is no landing spot that makes perfect sense for the Jets’ veteran.

Spite has been known to drive Aaron Rodgers in the past, but even a pissed-off Aaron Rodgers can't save the Jets.