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.

Ahead of the New York Jets' Week 18 finale and with his NFL playing future far from certain, Aaron Rodgers expressed "gratitude" on Wednesday for his tenure as quarterback of the team. Rodgers, 41, shared a positive view on his time with the Jets despite a lack of success unbecoming of the former NFL MVP and organizational instability emblematic of reported dysfunction within the franchise.

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.

The New York Jets will start Aaron Rodgers in Week 18 against the Miami Dolphins, and it may be the quarterback's final act.

Former Jets coach Eric Mangini said that Rodgers is doing "everything he can to get cut" by owner Woody Johnson while appearing on the show Friday. Mangini's speculation was rooted from how Rodgers referenced Johnson's teenaged son, Brick Johnson, in his statement.