Aaron Rodgers Return All Over? NY Jets Lose Fifth Straight Game as Playoff Dream Takes a Backseat

It looks like Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets’ hopes of making it to the playoffs have come to a halt. Despite the Jets’ $75 million royalty’s efforts to beat his Achilles injury, there wasn’t enough time left for the New York team to make a comeback. After raking one of the biggest losing streaks of the season, the disappointing 4-8 Jets are surely out of the playoffs conversation.

From switching the QBs to follow in A-Rod’s footsteps, to Rodgers coaching Zach Wilson himself, it seems like everything the Jets did hasn’t worked out for them. One would think that Robert Saleh’s future with the Jets is in jeopardy, but the HC himself doesn’t think so and is complacent. A tweet from JPAFootball sheds light on the bigger picture.

Is this it for Aaron Rodgers and his dream for the Jets?

The Jets lost to the Atlanta Falcons in an 8-13 game. The conclusion of this match marks 5 straight loss for the New York team. The Jets’ dream to make it to the playoffs has finally come to an end. The tweet from JPAFootball says, “The #Jets have lost their fifth straight game. This offense is historically unwatchable.”. Aaron Rodgers declared that he wanted to make a comeback in December, but the timeline was always variable.

He did all he could to support the Jets and was on his way to beat his Achilles injury ahead of time. An article from Yahoo Sports raised some serious questions about the New York Jets, from Robert Saleh to Zach Wilson to Tim Boyle. Everyone seems to be in jeopardy right now. Now that the Jets have taken a backseat, there is a lot of time to reflect on their mistakes and make better choices for the next season.

So, is Aaron Rodgers to blame for the Jets’ loss? Definitely not. Someone’s job is in danger. We just don’t know who it is right now.

Rodgers doing his best to revive the Jets

The question rises whether it would be feasible for the 40-year-old QB to return this season or not. What’s even the point of doing that? Although Rodgers must do what’s best for the team, at this point, forcing a return might not make that much of a difference, and even if it does, he is risking another injury.

The QB1 is doing everything in his power to improve the struggling Jets, Zach Wilson and Tim Boyle tried and failed. Now, people are pointing fingers at Robert Saleh, and many believe that he is not doing what he is supposed to be doing.

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Will the Jets’ HC suffer the same fate as Josh McDaniels and Dave Ziegler? Is this it for the Jets HC? What do you think about the New York Jets? Let us know below.

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