From Aaron Rodgers to Allen Lazard, the Jets first offseason had some surprising decisions that closed a door, but perhaps opened a new window.

It's hard to not view comments like these as shots at specifically former head coach Robert Saleh. The Jets brought Aaron Rodgers to town and the last two years were devoted to putting the pieces around him that he wanted to have and Saleh's job was to then turn that product into a Super Bowl-level team.

Los Angeles Rams receiver Davante Adams spent half of the 2024 season with his old quarterback, Aaron Rodgers, on the New York Jets. The results weren't awful — Adams caught 67 receptions for 854 yards and seven touchdowns — but the Jets went 3-8 in his 11 games before the team moved on from Rodgers and Adams.

The reunion between quarterback Aaron Rodgers and wide receiver Davante Adams in 2024 didn't last very long. After nearly two and a half years apart, the longtime Green Bay Packers duo attempted to rekindle their connection with the New York Jets.

While Aaron Rodgers hasn’t said whether he intends to continue playing for a 21st NFL season, the Jets officially ruled out a return to New York.

Much of the responsibility to protect Pittsburgh's 41-year-old QB falls on Jones, who moves from the right side to left tackle in his third NFL season.

As it turns out, Rodgers is feeling so confident about the upcoming season that he views the Steelers as one of just 10 to 12 teams that could potentially win the Super Bowl this year. "I think most of the 32 teams would probably say something to that accord at this time of the year,