The next New York Jets general manager certainly is going to have some tough decisions to make almost immediately. Whoever comes into the role will have to get

Mike McCarthy and the Cowboys parted ways on Monday, and he is now searching for a new job. Perhaps he would fit in well in New York with Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams. However, who even knows if those two will still be with the Jets next year.

New York Jets receiver Davante Adams thinks Aaron Rodgers still has enough juice in the tank to keep playing. One of the big questions hanging over the New York Jets organization this offseason is what Aaron Rodgers will do regarding his playing future.

In the second half of the Jets’ 2024 season, Rodgers had his first and only 300-plus yard passing game. In addition, he had three outings with three-or-more touchdown passes. In the first half, he did not have any.

Davante Adams and Aaron Rodgers have developed a camaraderie on the football field, be it for the New York Jets or the Green Bay Packers.

While Davante Adams was productive down the stretch and remains under contract, should the Jets bring back the big-name wide receiver?

Davante Adams has suggested he doesn't want to join the Washington Commanders because he'd have to give his number up.

There's no question who Davante Adams is cheering for today in the NFL ... Adams was traded in October to the Jets where he was reunited with Aaron Rodgers in New York. Adams, who had his fifth straight 1,000-yard season across the Raiders and Jets ...

Davante Adams sparked rumors of a possible reunion with the Green Bay Packers after addressing the team's needs this offseason.

On one hand, this is very funny and I think it should happen. As we've learned over the last few years, keeping Aaron Rodgers around is a wonderful idea that will work out exactly as expected. There's absolutely no downside whatsoever to keeping him as the starting quarterback of your football team.

If the Steelers don't move forward with Justin Fields or Russell Wilson, they have a few options via trade and free agency.