Jeff Ulbrich and Aaron Rodgers are both on the same page about how to end the season, as the four-time MVP wants to play all 17 games and the Jets HC believes he's the best option

Aaron Rodgers ’ second season with the New York Jets has been a rollercoaster ride, mirroring the team’s overall struggles. With a disappointing 3-9 record, compounded by the midseason firing of head coach Robert Saleh and general manager Joe Douglas, speculation about Rodgers’ future with the franchise has reached a boiling point.

The New York Jets plan to keep Aaron Rodgers as the starting quarterback, despite his struggles and 3-9 record this season, interim coach Jeff Ulbrich announced Monday.