Aaron Rodgers remains the starting signal-caller for the New York Jets, interim coach Jeff Ulbrich said Monday. "He's our quarterback," Ulbrich confirmed to reporters on Rodgers' 41st birthday. "We have great belief in Aaron.

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers raised eyebrows when he seemed to suggest following the New York Jets' 26-21 loss to the Seattle Seahawks that dropped Gang Green to 3-9 that he's not the only person to blame for New York's offensive struggles.

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported Sunday morning that Rodgers is a "long shot" to return to the Jets next season. The team would owe him $35 million if they brought him back, plus his age and his health continue to be factors in his struggles on the field.