New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has led an unimpressive 2024 season with a side of media bias and unreality. Nevertheless, if the following statistics do not sober Rodgers' fanatics up, nothing will.

The New York Jets have been worse under Aaron Rodgers. And this former coach is tired of the quarterback's act.

The New York Jets might be dealing with an opponent even tougher to overcome than their poor play, missed opportunities and ill-timed mistakes.

Garrett Wilson suggested the 3-10 Jets might have a losing "gene." Aaron Rodgers took it one step further. He thinks the Jets are losing a battle against a force of nature that reaches beyond the bounds of humanity.

Rodgers is in his first season starting with the Jets and the team is 3-10. They have officially been eliminated from the postseason with four more game still left. Critics have specifically hit at Rodgers’ inability to move in the pocket this season and while the 41-year-old hasn’t made excuses… he might have some.

The New York Jets have dealt with many tough times over the past decade. Even for much of the organization's existence, things have hardly ever been easy for the Jets. It's unfortunate that fans have to deal with these things,

Aaron Rodgers may have found the source of what has plagued the New York Jets this season. After Garrett Wilson said the Jets have a losing "gene" in

The way the Jets have found ways to lose this season raises questions about the culture of the organization and the locker room.

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers seemed to agree. "I mean, it might be something like that," Rodgers said, via The Associated Press. "It might be some sort of curse we've got to snap as well." The Jets haven't made the playoffs since 2010,

The Jets will miss the playoffs for the 14th consecutive season and some players have suggested they know why. Following Sunday’s loss to the Dolphins, wide receiver Garrett Wilson said the Jets may have a losing “gene” with the franchise suffering through a disappointing 3-10 season following Super Bowl expectations during the offseason.

The New York Jets were eliminated from playoff contention on Sunday following their 32-26 overtime loss to the Miami Dolphins, marking the 14th straight season without a playoff appearance, the longest active playoff drought in North American sports.