Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has finally hit his massive career milestone against the Dolphins in Week 18. While all eyes are on the 2025 NFL offseason now, Rodgers joined the 500 career passing touchdown group in NFL history in their 32-20 season finale win.

With the franchise quarterback’s status doubtful for Sunday, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport took readers inside Tagovailoa’s “unique hip injury which is affecting the surrounding muscles and therefore his strength and mobility, along with leaving him vulnerable to further injury,” according to the insider’s sources.

Aaron Rodgers went to the back of the New York Jets’ locker room to grab two footballs, keepsakes from Sunday’s season finale: Touchdowns No. 500 and 503 in his career. Mementos in hand, he walked past a crowd surrounding tight end Tyler Conklin — the recipient of touchdown No.

Aaron Rodgers. Pittsburgh Steelers. The 2025 season. They’ll call it “Enigma: the Encore.” It seems a long shot that the 41-year-old quarterback will be back for the Jets next year. And black and gold might just be becoming of the future Hall of Famer.

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets are in the market for a new head coach, but the veteran QB might not even be around to experience who that might be. The Tennessee Titans are expected to look at making a significant move at the quarterback position this offseason as it remains clear that

The New York Jets should soon find out if Aaron Rodgers will be returning for the 2025 National Football League season. Rodgers is under contract with the Jets, but it’s currently unknown if he wants to continue his playing career or whether New York actually wants him back.

Four-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers failed to lead the New York Jets to the playoffs this season - with the struggling team winning just five games during a difficult campaign