Aaron Rodgers made it sound Thursday like the Jets' incoming new general manager and coach, not owner Woody Johnson, will determine whether he's back with the team in 2025.

Aaron Rodgers has revealed that he has spoke with the New York Jets, including team owner Woody Johnson, about his future. However, no decision is imminent. Rodgers, 41, had what sounds like an end-of-season interview with ownership but there is still plenty to unfold which will factor into whatever the future holds.

Aaron Rodgers has a decision to make about his future. And while he had brief discussions with the Jets ownership, he’s not in much of a rush to decide whether to continue playing or retire.

Rodgers shared some details of his exit interviews with Jets brass, offering some slight details on what he went into with team vice chairman Christopher Johnson and team president Hymie Elhai, without divulging too much about the direction of his talks with owner Woody Johnson.

Aaron Rodgers’ future with the New York Jets remains at a crossroads, as the final decision remains in owner Woody Johnson’s hands. Rodgers, meanwhile, is busy monitoring Californian wildfires.

Rodgers finished his 2024 campaign, his lone full year as a starting quarterback in New York, with 3,897 passing yards, the eighth-most in the NFL. His touchdown-to-interception ratio was 28-to-11. By most accounts, Rodgers’ second half of the season was much better than the first.

Rodgers started every game for the Jets last season, passing for 3,897 yards, 28 touchdowns and 11 interceptions. Coming off an Achilles injury, Rodgers doesn't look like the perennial MVP contender he once was in Green Bay. But the Jets also don't have a clear path forward at the position.

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers dropped a fascinating hint on his playing future amid retirement rumors.

Aaron Rodgers’ playing future remains undecided with the New York Jets quarterback focused on the lingering wildfires near his home in Southern California.