Tyrod Taylor

Aaron Rodgers is set to remain atop the Jets’ quarterback depth chart to close out the current campaign, but it very much remains to be seen if he will be with the team next season. Tyrod Taylor is under contract for 2025, and he represents an option to handle starting duties on at least a part-time basis […]

Aaron Rodgers will remain the Jets starting quarterback despite speculation the team could bench him for backup Tyrod Taylor.

Adams' first quarter score was only his second as a Jet. It was some old fashioned end zone pitch-and-catch with Aaron Rodgers, though it was ultimately meaningless as Gang Green fell to 1-5 since acquiring the superstar wideout. Adams did out-gain Garrett Wilson, but only because Rodgers kept missing Wilson for big plays. In a situation that's getting increasingly dark, Adams is a low-upside WR2, one who would fall to the WR3 ranks were the now-tanking Jets to bench Rodgers for Tyrod Taylor. Miami awaits for Week 14.

The struggles continue to mount for Aaron Rodgers. Rodgers, who turns 41 tomorrow, threw for 185-2-1 in Sunday's loss to the Seahawks, with his interception resulting in a 92-yard pick-six to defensive tackle Leonard Williams. Rodgers has now gone three straight games without hitting 200 passing yards, and completed less than 60 percent of his passes for the third time this season. Sitting on a 3-9 record, there's little reason to continue starting Rodgers, who has been rumored to be dealing with a myriad of minor injuries despite his attempt to downplay them. Ulbrich didn't exactly rule out the possibility of Tyrod Taylor making the start in Week 14 against the Dolphins, so we'll see if a QB change comes later in the week.