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.

New York Jets interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich believes that quarterback Aaron Rodgers is the healthiest he has been in "five or six weeks." "He's doing

QB Aaron Rodgers: Go Rodgers has six weeks to show he still has something left in the tank — which, if he wants to return, is a must in order to convince owner Woody Johnson (and a new GM and head coach). With so much unknown, it still feels more likely that Rodgers retires or plays elsewhere in 2025.