With little hope left to save their season, Rodgers' time in New York is expected to end following this dismal campaign. While the numbers from the four-time NFL MVP don't show a bad quarterback, they are far below his standards. And it's left New York out of answers when it comes to their starting quarterback.

Although a recent report attempted to pour cold water on the drama between Johnson and Rodgers, the 77-year-old owner has taken considerable heat for impeding former GM Joe Douglas during the final year of his run. Johnson’s outsized role figures to be a key topic when interviews for the Jets’ GM and HC positions begin.

Aaron Rodgers will remain the New York Jets’ starting quarterback despite speculation the team could bench him in what has been a disappointing season.