The New York Jets entered the 2023 NFL season with high hopes, especially with Aaron Rodgers leading their offense, aiming for a serious run at the Super Bowl title. However, those aspirations were dashed when Rodgers suffered an injury in Week 1, effectively ending their season right then and there.
Following the disastrous 2023 campaign, the owner of the New York Jets sent a clear message to head coach Robert Saleh and general manager Joe Douglas: their job security beyond the upcoming 2024 NFL season would hinge on the team’s performance.
Douglas stated, “The pressure is always inherent in this role every day you walk in, but I can assure you that we’re not feeling stressed.”
In 2024, the New York Jets are under significant pressure to succeed with Aaron Rodgers leading the team
The New York Jets will once again attempt to make a push with Rodgers in 2024. Rodgers, who inked a three-year contract valued at $112.5 million with the team in July 2023, is anticipated to be fully recovered for the 2024 season. At 40 years old, Rodgers’ prime playing days are in the past, but the team’s hopes of retaining Douglas and Saleh hinge heavily on his performance.
