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As crazy as it sounds, and as unlikely as it is to happen, the best course of action for\u00a0Aaron Rodgers<\/a>\u00a0and the\u00a0New York Jets<\/a>\u00a0is a breakup before the Nov. 5 NFL trade deadline.<\/p>\n Aaron Rodgers\u2019 first healthy season with the Jets has been a complete nightmare. Their stunning 25-22 loss to the lowly New England Patriots on Sunday dropped New York to 2-6 on the season, all but ending any realistic hopes of making the postseason.<\/p>\n The Jets\u2019 only two victories came against the Patriots and Tennessee Titans, both in the running for the first-overall pick in 2025. The firing of well-respected head coach Robert Saleh has done nothing to fix the Jets, who have lost five in a row following a 2-1 start.<\/p>\n Yes, the Jets just acquired Davante Adams in a desperate attempt to save their season. But do you think Rodgers is keen on finishing his career with a dysfunctional franchise? And does owner Woody Johnson really want to run it back with a 41-year-old QB next year, when he can eye a new QB in the 2025 NFL Daft?<\/p>\n The New York Jets record through 8 games the last two seasons<\/p>\n 2023 with Zach Wilson: 4-4<\/p>\n 2024 with Aaron Rodgers: 2-6 pic.twitter.com\/czJLReqIBs<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Lakeshow \ud83d\udc0d (@_lakeshowcooked) October 27, 2024<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n