There may not be a better Jets alternative to Aaron Rodgers — even after disaster season

As the losses have piled up like dried Christmas trees on Manhattan sidewalks after the holidays, the growing sentiment as Jets season has spiraled down the circular drain to a 14th consecutive season without a playoff berth is that Aaron Rodgers is a goner.

But is he really?

And, should he be?

The way a healthy Rodgers performed in Sunday’s 32-25 win over the Jaguars (three touchdown passes and 289 yards passing) and in the previous game at Miami (339 yards passing and a TD), it at least gives you pause to wonder if maybe he’s the team’s best option behind center in 2025.