With Davante Adams and Allen Lazard likely on the way out as well, how things are shaping up on the Jets' cap sheet.

The New York Jets officially confirmed Thursday morning that the team was going to move on from four-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers during the 2025 offseason. The idea, for New York, is to eat up as much dead cap as they can this year in the hopes of having an easier cap situation in 2026 and beyond.

The Jets announced Thursday they told the 41-year-old quarterback they are moving on without him next season. While Rodgers hasn’t said whether he intends to continue playing for a 21st NFL season, the Jets — with new general manager Darren Mougey and coach Aaron Glenn in charge — have officially ruled out a return to New York.

New regime of head coach Aaron Glenn and general manager Darren Mougey will start fresh at the quarterback position.

New York looks like they are going to be eating some dead cap over the next two years with their former quarterback.

In a last-ditch effort to parlay the Aaron Rodgers trade into a playoff berth, the Jets sent a third-round pick to the Raiders for receiver Davante Adams.

Following the departure of Aaron Rodgers from the New York Jets, speculation opened up about the future of veteran Davante Adams in the 2025 NFL season, so a decision is coming. After several days of speculation,

With the Jets choosing to move on from QB Aaron Rodgers, it's almost certain Adams will want out as well. Should the Chiefs pounce at the opportunity?