Explore whether this could be Aaron Rodgers' final NFL season as the star quarterback faces challenges and a disappointing performance.

Rodgers, who turns 41 years old in December, isn't owed any guaranteed money in 2025 and would count $23.5 million against the salary cap if he played in '25. Per Over The Cap, the Jets could cut him after June 1 and pay just $14 million in dead money.

Aaron Rodgers, whose two seasons in New York have not gone to plan, left the door open to playing another season and returning to the Jets. Is there mutual interest in hoping a third time is the charm?

Despite a disappointing 2024 campaign thus far, the New York Jets are reportedly expecting to run it back with Aaron Rodgers at quarterback in 2025.

Optimism was high for a do-over for Rodgers, despite again thinking about life outside of football when he pondered being Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s vice presidential nominee for the 2024 election. While Rodgers is still preaching hope for this season with seven games left, many in Gang Green don't see much light.

"I'm shocked Aaron might want to come back and I'm even more shocked that there seems to be the general media reaction that the Jets would want him back," Wright said. "In what world is it good for the New York Jets to bring back Aaron Rodgers?"

NFL Network's Steve Mariucci on if New York Jets should want quarterback Aaron Rodgers back in 2025. Home; NFL; NCAAF; NBA; NHL; Fantasy Football; NCAAB; NCAAW; MLB; Soccer; Tenni

Despite expressing interest in playing in 2025, Aaron Rodgers' future with the New York Jets is uncertain. His performance has declined, marked by a career-high in interceptions. The Jets face a tough decision: retain Rodgers or draft a new quarterback.