Speculation is growing regarding Aaron Rodgers' future with the New York Jets. ESPN's Mina Kimes suggests the Tennessee Titans as a potential destinat

Aaron Glenn deserves a fresh start as the new head coach of the Jets, which means it's time for New York to dump Aaron Rodgers.

After years of failure, Jets owner Woody Johnson has realized that he should stay out of the team's football decisions.

Davante Adams has suggested he doesn't want to join the Washington Commanders because he'd have to give his number up.

The New York Jets are starting to get a little more clarity. New York's biggest question marks heading into the offseason certainly were the head coach position, general manager position, and future of Aaron Rodgers.

The New York Jets already have made two massive decisions this offseason. New York was looking to fill the open head coach and general manager positions and now has people for each role. Former Jets star Aaron Glenn recently was announced as the team’s next head coach.

Ian Rapoport believes Wilson could request a trade if Rodgers returns to New York. The report notes that Wilson and Rodgers had a "blowup during training camp," while Wilson grew frustrated with a reduction in targets after the team traded for Davante Adams.

Retirement rumors are the theme of Rodgers' offseason this year. Rodgers' expressed that the final decision would probably come down to whether the new head coach and general manager want him back. While he could retire anyway, being unwanted would make that decision a little easier.

Former Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers may not have a home with the Jets next season, and the Steelers aren't interested either.

The New York Jets hired their key personnel and now will have to get busy on making the decisions about the makeup of the 2025 roster.

While Davante Adams was productive down the stretch and remains under contract, should the Jets bring back the big-name wide receiver?

The Aaron Rodgers experiment has been ... $67.5 million contract averaging $22.5 million per year. Adams is less likely to renegotiate his contract if Rodgers is no longer with the Jets.