Rodgers said had pointed words for any Jets teammates who are already checked out due to their difficult season.

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has talked for the past few weeks about how the team’s bye week finally got him healthy.

After a disappointing Week 16 loss to the Rams, Jets QB Aaron Rodgers took accountability for his sack-fumble in the fourth quarter.

It looked like it might be a special day for Aaron Rodgers. Instead it turned out like most of his other days with the New York Jets.

After Rams’ Ethan Evans punted the ball to the one-yard-line, the Jets drove 99 yards to score on their opening drive for the second consecutive week. To end the drive, Rodgers found Adams for an 11-yard touchdown pass, the 499th of his career. Anders Carlson missed the extra point, so the score remained 6-0.

But Rodgers and the Jets navigated the entire field for the score, which included a fourth-down conversion in the red zone. Naturally, it was a Rodgers-to-Adams connection. The touchdown was an 11-yard strike as Rodgers found Adams in the back of the end zone and the veteran wide receiver put down both toes down to give the Jets a 6-0 lead.

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has a chance to further consolidate his status as one of the best in football against the Los Angeles Rams.

It was shaping up at the start as a game for the time capsules belonging to Aaron Rodgers, Davante Adams, the Jets and the NFL. It didn't end that way.

Aaron Rodgers is going to deliberate whether he wants to prolong his NFL career following this mayday season that the New York Jets have endured, nosediving to 4-10 with three games to play. However, the Jets may not wait for the quarterback to call his own shots on whether he returns for the final year of his contract with them in 2025.

With two more touchdowns through the air, Rodgers would become only the fifth man in history to record 500 career passing touchdowns. The Cal product is on the cusp of joining Tom Brady (649), Drew Brees (571), Peyton Manning (539), and Brett Favre (508) in the exclusive 500 Club.

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