It's becoming increasingly clear that Aaron Rodgers has no long-term future with the New York Jets. But amid new reports that he may not even have a short-term future with the team, it's fair to ask if the Jets can even afford to get rid of him.

New York has plenty of options to get into good cap standing with a new general manager and coach leading the way after this season.

Right now, Rodgers doesn’t have any years beyond 2025 on his contract but his cap hit will linger. If he plays for the Jets in 2025, his dead cap hit in 2026 will be $35 million. They could conceivably push that over two years with the post-June 1 shenanigans.

The New York Jets fired general manager Joe Douglas on Tuesday after going 30-64 in six seasons at the helm. Now, the Jets have replaced their head coach and ge

Adams recently forced his way out of the AFC West Division, pushing for a trade from the Las Vegas Raiders, who dealt him to the Jets for a conditional 2025 third-round draft pick earlier this season. The wideout will enter his age-33 campaign next fall with two years remaining on his $140 million contract.

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- A look at what's happening around the New York Jets:

After missing one season due to injury and starting his second season at 3-8, veteran NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers seems ready to move on from the New York Jets, according to a report.

It turns out the New York Giants may not be the only team in the city getting rid of the face of the franchise before the season ends.

Aaron Rodgers' future with the New York Jets remains uncertain as the veteran quarterback reportedly nearly lost his starting job earlier this season

With Jets QB Aaron Rodgers wanting to play next season despite reported tension with the New York, several NFL teams could land his services before retirement

The New York Jets’ disastrous season may end with someone other that Aaron Rodgers quarterbacking the team. The Jets are increasingly likely to find a way to end Rodgers’ time as starting quarterback in the coming weeks,