The New York Jets are 3-7 and seemingly headed for another underachieving season, barring a miraculous, late-season turnaround. That seems likely to

A look at what's happening around the New York Jets: 1. QB option play: Aaron Rodgers indicated this week that he'd like to play next season, but it won't be a unilateral decision. The Jets (3-7), who might have an entirely new regime running things,

The Jets failed to get a first down in their first five series—the last time that happened was nearly two decades ago against the New York Patriots in 2005. Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers went 9-of-13 for 76 yards and one touchdown through two quarters and has visibly struggled to connect with top receivers Garrett Wilson and Davante Adams.