Future Hall of Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers could retire or could be released, which “would be a first” — especially if a teenager plays a role.

The Jets new regime will ultimately determine Rodgers' fate, as the team is set to hire a new coach and general manager this offseason. The belief is that Johnson is ready to move

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has developed many beefs over the last few years, but his latest is with ESPN analyst and former NFL safety Ryan Clark. The quarrel between the two began when Rodgers called out ESPN and sports media companies during ...

On Monday during his appearance on "The Pat McAfee Show," the former Green Bay Packers quarterback revealed that he has a girlfriend while discussing the Christmas season. It certainly caught McAfee off guard based on his reaction. Outside of her name — it's Brittani with an "i" — and how he's feeling, Rodgers didn't reveal too much about her.

After several weeks of speculation, Aaron Rodgers has addressed rumors about his potential exit from the New York Jets, announcing his final decision regarding his future with the team.

The New York Jets quarterback has previously been in high-profile relationships, but is seemingly keeping this one lowkey.

Aaron Rodgers' future in the NFL remains in grey territory, though he has shed some light on his approach if him and the New York Jets should decide to play out the remaining year on his contract in 2025.

The New York Jets franchise is very much in flux right now. This offseason, they will be embarking on searches for a new general manager, new head coach and, potentially, a new quarterback. NFL Media reported earlier this month that Aaron Rodgers remaining with the Jets in 2025 is considered a "long shot.

The New York Jets were recently rumored to be influenced too heavily by owner Woody Johnson's son, Brick. Aaron Rodgers reckoned with that potential reality.

As he continues to deal with his latest nagging injury, Rodgers confirmed he will play the Jets’ final two games this season. Whether those matchups represent the final ones of his tenure with the team — if not of his career — remains to be seen.

Jeff Ulbrich, the interim head coach, said on Monday that if he was a "betting man" he'd wager that Rodgers would be under center for the Jets (4-11) at Highmark Stadium against Buffalo (12-3). The Jets' last victory at Buffalo, 13-6, came almost exactly five years ago on Dec. 29, 2019.