Aaron Rodgers' poor performance with the New York Jets has already cost Robert Saleh and Joe Douglas their jobs. Now the quarterback might be next on the list.

Rodgers has struggled this season, as he enters the Jets' bye week with a career-low 88.9 passer rating and 17 touchdown passes in 11 games. New York ranks 18th in the NFL with 207.2 passing yards per game and 26th in the league with an average of just 18.5 points per contest.

The Jets are cleaning house and Rob Gronkowski has an intriguing savior. Gronkowski said on the “Up and Adams Show” that the Jets should turn to Jon Gruden as the answer after firing coach Robert Saleh and general manager Joue Douglas midseason. “Jon Gruden would be a good choice,” Gronkowski said when asked about the messy situation.

The New York Jets could pursue Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders in the 2025 NFL Draft to replace Aaron Rodgers, an insider predicts.