At 3-8, the Jets are out of the postseason picture already. This upcoming Sunday in Week 13, the Seattle Seahawks (6-5) head to New York for a matchup they will need to win a lot more than the Jets do. Even so, Rodgers said he is assured he has plenty to still motivate him.

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,

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

In a natural New York media way, the headlines surrounding Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers have included a couple of doozies this season. Most recently, some have involved his short-term future in two distinct categories: Being benched or placed on injured reserve.

It's been a brutal season for Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets, who have turned massive preseason expectations into a 3-8 record. It would be a rough

Four-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers' return to practice signals that he could still make it back on the field after tearing his Achilles in September.

Keeping consistent with what the last few years have been like, there has been no shortage of drama surrounding New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers this year. Did I say this year? Oh, I’m sorry. I meant this week.

The Seattle Seahawks are preparing for their Week 13 matchup against the New York Jets, who have 40-year-old future Hall-of-Famer Aaron Rodgers under center. While the Jets may not be the most formidable opponent the Seahawks have faced this year,

The New York Jets opened quarterback Aaron Rodger's window to return to practice this week. What should we expect the team to do with Rodgers this year?