The New York Jets continue to free-fall.
Aaron Rodgers and company haven’t been able to live up to the sky-high expectations, and they’re sitting on a disappointing 3-8 record.
With the playoffs looking like a long shot and the Super Bowl looking even further away, there have been multiple negative reports about how things have gone down.
Recently, reports stated that Rodgers and team owner Woody Johnson’s relationship was estranged, adding that the veteran quarterback would rather play for another team next season.
However, Jordan Schultz of FOX Sports claims that the reports are overblown.
Sources: The narrative of a fractured relationship between Aaron Rodgers and #Jets owner Woody Johnson is “overblown.” In fact, the two enjoyed dinner together in New York City just a couple of weeks ago.
There has been ongoing communication between them, and both agree the… pic.twitter.com/OBNoGqlOPu
— Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) November 24, 2024
While they both acknowledge that the season has been disappointing and the team has underperformed, they even enjoyed dinner in the city just a few weeks ago.
Rodgers has a long history of power struggles with his employers, so this report wasn’t surprising.
The Jets might be one of the most disappointing teams in professional sports history.
The team will have some tough decisions to make, personnel-wise.
Of course, it will all depend on who they hire as head coach and general manager.
But judging by how things have unfolded this season, they have to at least consider potentially moving on from their future Hall of Famer quarterback in the offseason.
