“I hope that’s the only thing that’s déjà vu,” Rodgers answered.

Rodgers' first season in New York ended just four snaps into his debut because of a torn left Achilles tendon that sank the Jets' Super Bowl hopes that were stirred by the QB's arrival. He worked his way back to the field to start every game this past season, but he and the offense struggled with consistency and results and the Jets finished 5-12.

If Aaron Rodgers wants to play football in 2025, it won't be for the New York Jets. The Jets made that official via a team issued statement on their website on Thursday morning, formally ending a two-year partnership with the four-time league MVP and future Pro Football Hall of Famer.