Rodgers finished his 2024 campaign, his lone full year as a starting quarterback in New York, with 3,897 passing yards, the eighth-most in the NFL. His touchdown-to-interception ratio was 28-to-11. By most accounts, Rodgers’ second half of the season was much better than the first.

The NFL liked the New York Jets heading out to play in London so much this past season that the league has tabbed the team to do it again in 2025. The NFL announced on Friday that the Jets will head across the pond again next season, this time New York will be slated as the home team: London calling! We’re returning as a home team in 2025.

There has been and will continue to be plenty of speculation over Rodgers' future. But what do his teammates want to see happen?

The first full, and potentially last, season for Aaron Rodgers with the Jets just concluded. The quarterback did not have a good year according to plenty of fans because of one number: Five. The Jets had a 5-12 record when it was all said and done.

Aaron Rodgers went to the back of the New York Jets’ locker room to grab two footballs, keepsakes from Sunday’s season finale: Touchdowns No. 500 and 503 in his career. Mementos in hand, he walked past a crowd surrounding tight end Tyler Conklin — the recipient of touchdown No.

Should the Jets run it back with Aaron Rodgers at quarterback in 2025, or would they be wiser to go in a different direction?

There likely will be rumors and speculation about the future of New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers until the day he announces whether or not he is playing in 2025. Rodgers is a future Hall of Famer coming off a season in which he tossed 28 touchdowns and had 11 interceptions.