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Despite fleeting moments of brilliance on the field, statistical evidence raises alarms about Rodgers' current ability to lead an offense. The Jets’ lackluster scoring performance—ranking 29th and later 26th in points per game—and other offensive metrics reveal that improvement has been marginal at best. With the Jets struggling under his leadership, the concern grows that these trends may only worsen as Rodgers ages.
Although some analysts want to maintain a hopeful perspective on Rodgers' potential to improve, it’s essential to note that exceptional performances will become increasingly rare as the physical demands of professional football take their toll. While his arm may still display flickers of past glory, the consistency required for a winning season remains elusive.