New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers clearly isn't the same passer he was at the height of his career in Green Bay.

E ver since acquiring Aaron Rodgers from the Green Bay Packers, the New York Jets have been waiting for the quarterback to return to something even remotely close to MVP form. The

A slow start by the offense, a late collapse by the defense, and another befuddling loss in a season full of them.

After the firing of head coach Robert Saleh, New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has led his team to a remarkable 1-5 record. His performance has been so epic that the Jets' social team won't even post the final scores for games.

A look at what's happening around the New York Jets: 1. QB option play: Aaron Rodgers indicated this week that he'd like to play next season, but it won't be a unilateral decision. The Jets (3-7), who might have an entirely new regime running things,

Maybe it would have made a difference, maybe it would not. But it appears the New York Jets (3-8) were not on the same page at one point in their 28-27 loss to the Indianapolis Colts (5-6) in Week 11.

Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers and his club fell to 3-8 on Sunday afternoon, dropping a 28-27 decision to the Indianapolis Colts at MetLife Stadium, a decision that gave New York a 3-8 record in a season that was filled with Super Bowl expectations.