Aaron Rodgers figures his football resume speaks for itself. So the New York Jets' quarterback doesn't feel the need to use the final stretch of this season to prove his value to the team and that he should be back next season.

Despite his struggles this year, Aaron Rodgers said he has nothing to prove over the Jets' final five games, inferring that his career accomplishments should supersede his performance down the stretch.

The New York Jets and Aaron Rodgers have done a good job avoiding definitive statements about their future plans together beyond the 2024 season, but neither side of the equation appears at all interested in running it back.

Jeff Ulbrich is sticking with Aaron Rodgers as the Jets’ quarterback.

During the offseason, many had the New York Jets in the Super Bowl conversation. Flash forward a few months later and the team is 3-9, fired its coach and general manager and rumors are circulating that some in the organization want Aaron Rodgers benched while more talk has Rodgers wanting out of New York all together at season's end.

Rodgers has largely looked like a player past his prime coming off the torn Achilles that cost him all but four offensive snaps of the 2023 regular season.

ESPN’s NFL insider Dan Graziano went a step further with that perception. For him, it’s really (like, really) unlikely that Rodgers will be a Jet in 2025. And maybe he won’t