Yes, Aaron Rodgers put the ball on the tee on Tuesday, when it comes to the still-unasked question of whether he agreed with Jets owner Woody Johnson's decision to fire coach Robert Saleh after only five games.

Things have not gone the way the Jets planned in 2024. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers hasn’t been good enough to lead the Jets out of the abyss. And the big names on the roster haven’t made a difference as the Jets started the season 3-7.

Rodgers, who turns 41 in December, has repeatedly voiced a desire to continue playing for the Jets beyond this year. The four-time MVP has publically stated that he wants to extend his career " two or three or four " more seasons. However, New York's struggles are ostensibly waning on him.