There's been no shortage of misfortune since Aaron Rodgers arrived in Florham Park. The New York Jets' veteran quarterback suffered an Achilles tear in the 2023 season opener, and he's been seemingly fighting uphill ever since.

This isn't to say Rodgers is suddenly a bad teammate in the eyes of his locker room. New York's starting quarterback was given the "Most Inspirational" award last year when he suffered a torn Achilles four plays into his Jets debut.

After winning a Super Bowl and becoming a perennial MVP with the Green Bay Packers, Rodgers was heralded as the light bringer for the quarterback-starved Jets when he was traded t

"So I just need a break mentally to just kind of refresh, put my feet in the sand and see where I'm at after that," Rodgers said.

It’s not the Super Bowl, but Rodgers admitted the occasion could very well be the last start of his 20-year NFL career. “Yeah, of course,” Rodgers told reporters when asked about that potential.

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers on future with New York Jets: 'I think there's going to be a change here'.

Aaron Rodgers told reporters that his time with the New York Jets has been the 'best two years of my life' despite a disappointing 4-12 record this season and an Achilles tear in the season opener in 2023.

Yeah, of course,” Rodgers said when asked Wednesday if he has considered that the season finale Sunday against Miami could also be it for him. The 41-year-old quarterback insisted, though, he’s not ready to make a call on his playing future.