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Aaron Rodgers turned out not to be the savior that the New York Jets had hoped for. They extended their playoff drought to 14 years, which is longer than any other team not just in the NFL, but the NHL, NBA, and MLB as well.
In his debut season, he tore his Achilles which saw him ruled out for the entire season. And in his second season, the Jets are at 4-12, with just one more game to go before the regular season wraps up.
With the Jets having fired their general manager, Joe Douglas, and head coach, Robert Saleh, could they be looking at a change in the QB position itself? Aaron Rodgers hasn't given an answer on whether he will return in 2025 as the Jets QB.
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