Aaron Rodgers knows his NFL playing days are coming to an end — it’s just a matter of when. The New York Jets quarterback, 40, who is in the midst of a disastrous 3-8 season, candidly acknowledged the impending threat of Father Time in a Tuesday,

Could Aaron Rodgers end up in Vegas ... or even Tennessee? As Week 13 kicks off, we tackle Rodgers' future and several other topics.

However, the specifics of when Rodgers will walk away from both the Jets and football have become a matter of much discussion in recent weeks. On Wednesday afternoon, Rodgers shed light on a factor that might play into his decision: the shape of New York's 2025 coaching staff.

The 40-year-old quarterback addressed rumors about his NFL future Tuesday in a segment on the Pat McAfee Show. Here's what he said.

As the Jets enter the final month of their disappointing season, there has been rising speculation about the quarterback's health and future with the team. After disputing reports that he no longer wants to play for the Jets, Rodgers shed some light on a key factor that will shape his decision after the season.

Aaron Rodgers said trying to make sure he leaves on a better note won't drive him to return for a 21st season.

Aaron Rodgers holds the record of having the league’s lowest career interception percentage at 1.4. The NFL icon also boasts of having the highest single season passer rating record of 122.5. Proving his worth as one of the best QBs of the league, Rodgers has the best touchdown to interception ratio in NFL history, which stands at 4.53.

Seattle is 6-0 all time at MetLife Stadium and the Seahawks will look to continue their mastery there Sunday when they face Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets.

During his first press conference since a week of organizational upheaval, Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers seemed to tie his future with the team to the question of whether interim coach Jeff Ulbrich becomes the permanent head coach.

This New York Jets superstar only made his future in the league murkier with comments he made earlier this week.

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers lamented the organization's continued inability to keep its business in-house amid a disappointing 2024