Jets Lose to Rams, Future Uncertain

The New York Jets suffered a 19-9 defeat against the Los Angeles Rams, leaving them with a 4-11 record and out of playoff contention. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers, whose future with the team remains uncertain, completed 28-of-42 passes for 256 yards and one touchdown, but also fumbled in the fourth quarter, leading to a Rams' go-ahead touchdown. Despite starting the game strong with an early lead, the Jets struggled offensively, failing to capitalize on key moments and converting only 2 of 5 fourth-down attempts. Interim coach Jeff Ulbrich's aggressive play-calling backfired, and their performance was marred by turnovers and penalties. Rodgers's comments on professionalism and culture suggest potential changes, as a new coach and general manager are expected to join the team. The Jets' inability to sustain momentum and the looming uncertainty over Rodgers's future highlight a disappointing season for the franchise.