The New York Jets scored touchdowns on two of their first three offensive drives and held a 21-7 lead over the Seattle Seahawks with just under 11

Aaron Rodgers turned in another unimpressive performance Sunday in the Jets' 26-21 loss to the Seahawks. The Jets' quarterback, who turns 41 on Monday, was on the wrong end of the biggest play of the game: a second-quarter,

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported Sunday morning that Rodgers is a "long shot" to return to the Jets next season. The team would owe him $35 million if they brought him back, plus his age and his health continue to be factors in his struggles on the field.