New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson is downplaying rumors about his relationship with quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

With the New York Jets' season about to wrap up with nary a playoff berth in sight, eyes are now turning to what will be a consequential offseason at Florham Park. The organization must find a new GM and head coach before figuring out whether Aaron Rodgers is the quarterback to lead them into a new era.

There are a lot of question marks regarding the New York Jets heading into the offseason, after a lackluster year that involved the firing of head coach Robert Saleh, moving on from general manager Joe Douglas and rumors that quarterback Aaron Rodgers could be gone after this year.

It has not been a good first season as a full-time starter for Aaron Rodgers with the New York Jets in 2024. A 4-12 record was never the idea for Rodgers and time will tell if he gets another chance to improve on that mark in 2025.

Is there a rift between Garrett Wilson and Aaron Rodgers? According to Wilson, no there is not. Reports and rumors regarding the New York Jets wide receiver have swirled in recent weeks. The latest ahead of the Jets (4-12) being blown out by the Buffalo Bills stated Wilson would request a trade this offseason if his quarterback returned to New York next season.

What if? What if Aaron Rodgers never suffered a torn Achilles injury four plays into the season in 2023? What would the last two years of Jets football have looked like? What if Woody Johnson decided not to fire head coach Robert Saleh this season?

Aaron Rodgers was in a reflective mood as he prepares for what could be his last game with the New York Jets. And of his impressive 20-year NFL career. "Yeah, of course," Rodgers said when asked Wednesday if he has considered that the season finale Sunday against Miami could also be it for him.

The quarterback said he needs 'a break' to rest and think about whether he wants to play again, but realizes he may not be part of the organization's plans either way.