Aaron Rodgers Becomes Most Sacked QB in NFL History

In a disappointing outing, Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets suffered a 40-14 defeat against the Buffalo Bills, marking a new low for the season as they fell to a 4-12 record. Rodgers was sacked four times, throwing two interceptions and finishing with just 112 yards - his lowest in a game with multiple interceptions. This loss also led Rodgers to become the most sacked quarterback in NFL history, surpassing Tom Brady with a total of 568 sacks. Critics and fans alike expressed frustration over the Jets' lack of effort and Rodgers' performance, including a costly red-zone interception that halted a potential scoring drive. Following the game, speculation about Rodgers' future with the Jets intensified, with discussions around the possibility of his release after the season, despite being under contract for 2025. The Jets will look to end their season on a high note against the Miami Dolphins in their final game.