With his future in the NFL looking up in the air, quarterback Aaron Rodgers made it clear to New York Jets owner Woody Johnson who's his favorite option to coach the team. A disappointing start to the 2024 NFL season has forced the New York Jets to make tough decisions early in the year,

The Aaron Rodgers era in New York has culminated in more disappointment—and drama—than anyone could have imagined this NFL season. After the Jets sacked their head coach and general manager in the span of the last two months,

The Jets were a quarterback graveyard even before Woody Johnson bought the team for $635 million in 2000. But the tradition has lived on.

New York's head coach didn't confirm or deny that the team's owner had a direct hand in certain roster decisions.

The soap opera of Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets has just aired a new chapter. The Jets were still grappling with the fact that Woody Johnson, owner of the team, is looking fo

Headlines continue to circulate around the 3-8 New York Jets, but the relationship between quarterback Aaron Rodgers and team owner Woody Johnson

According to Rosenblatt and Russini, Jets owner Woody Johnson actually wanted to bench quarterback Aaron Rodgers after the team’s Week 4 loss to the Denver Broncos. Yes, you read that correctly. The Jets owner wanted to bench Rodgers four games into his comeback season from his 2023 Achilles injury.

And a report from The Athletic on Tuesday revealed the true extent to which Johnson is involved in everything, including withholding money to re-sign players, forcing the coaching staff to bench players, and a wild suggestion earlier this season to bench future-Hall-of-Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers after only four games.

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has never been shy about expressing his frustrations. On Wednesday, the veteran signal-caller made it clear: he believes leaks within the organization remain a significant issue.