Spoiler alert: the Jets’ painful Aaron Rodgers isn’t going to get better

The four-time MVP quarterback arrived with ambitions of transforming a moribund franchise. But they're no better off than under his shaky predecessor

The Aaron Rodgers era, which never really began in New York, is officially over.

Last season after eight games, the New York Jets were 4-4 with Zach Wilson at quarterback, and a defense led by head coach Robert Saleh and defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich that at least kept the team in games, until everything fell apart during the second half, and the Jets finished 7-10.