Aaron Rodgers Set for First Game Against Dolphins

Aaron Rodgers remains the starting quarterback for the New York Jets, as confirmed by interim coach Jeff Ulbrich on his 41st birthday. Despite the Jets' disappointing 3-9 record and recent struggles, including a 26-21 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, Rodgers expressed confidence in his abilities and dismissed the notion that he needs to prove himself in the final games of the season. The Jets are set to face the Miami Dolphins, a game which holds significance for both teams: a loss could solidify the Jets' chances for a high draft pick while allowing the Dolphins to bolster their playoff hopes. Rodgers, who has thrown for 2,627 yards and 19 touchdowns this season, emphasized his love for football and desire to compete despite the challenges he has faced since his recovery from a torn Achilles tendon. The Dolphins, led by quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, are eager to finally face Rodgers, recognizing his legacy and past greatness. As the Jets navigate a potentially lost season, discussions about Rodgers' future with the team loom amidst ongoing evaluations of support from the Jets' organization.