NFL Insider: 'No Guarantee' Aaron Rodgers Will Return to Jets for 2025 Season

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers is only in his second year with the team, but he is not a lock to return next season, according to The Athletic's Dianna Russini.

"Let's be clear: There is no guarantee Aaron Rodgers will be back in a Jets uniform in 2025," Russini said.

The Jets are third in the AFC East with a 3-7 record entering Week 11.

Rodgers played in just one game last season after tearing his Achilles tendon in Week 1 against the Buffalo Bills.

This season, any glimpse of vintage Rodgers has been notably absent. He is averaging 225.8 yards per game, which is the fifth-lowest mark of his career in seasons where he played at least two games.

He has a 51.9 QBR—the fourth-worst mark of his career—and has thrown seven interceptions in 10 games. His career-high for interceptions in a season is 13, which he set in 2008.

Wherever the 40-year-old ends up next year will likely be the final team he plays for.

When Rodgers was recently asked if he plans to play in the 2025 season, the 20-year veteran replied, "I think so, yeah."

However, it's uncertain whether he'll be suiting up for the Jets.