Aaron Rodgers Gives A Sad Response To The Jets’ 14-Year Run And Playoff Elimination.

After falling to the Miami Dolphins 32-26 in overtime, the New York Jets are formally out of the running for the playoffs. What is Aaron Rodgers’ opinion on the matter?

Jeff Ulbrich’s club has officially been removed from playoff contention after their 32-26 overtime loss to the Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium. It wasn’t like we needed official confirmation that the Jets weren’t a playoff team.

Aaron Rodgers broke through the historic 300-yard mark for the first time since December 12, 2021, in what could be called “Jets fashion,” but the Jets still lost, falling to 3-10 on the season.

 

With Ulbrich choosing a quarterback and a number of other players, the Jets’ season will now take an intriguing turn.

While Garrett Wilson (114 yards) and Davante Adams (109 yards, one touchdown) led the way through the air, Rodgers performed rather well, going 27 for 39 with 339 yards and a touchdown at the end of his Miami day.

Indeed, it appears that Rodgers wants you to be aware of who is in charge of what in this area.

“I’ve started for one year, I’m a part of it for one year,” Rodgers said in response to a question about the Jets missing the playoffs for 14 straight seasons. disappointing.

Indeed. That Rodgers appeared to make it a point to disassociate himself from… well, most of it, was also “disappointing” and depressing to some.

The Jets appeared to be in control of the game in the final minutes, and New York did manage 402 total yards at an average of 6.4 yards per play.Tua Tagovailoa had 45 seconds to get into field goal range, which he did to force OT after the Jets were forced to settle for a field goal on Miami’s 24-yard line.