The New York Jets have played in a standalone primetime broadcast window six times over the first nine weeks of the NFL season, and the league office has determined that enough is enough.

There’s no need to sugarcoat it. The New York Jets, saddled with a declining 40-year-old Aaron Rodgers, are in trouble. With the Jets already multiple games below .500 before November, it’s highly unlikely they will turn their 2024 season around and even play relevant football in December, let alone talk about any playoff aspirations.

As Jets insider and ESPN reporter Rich Cimini explained, Rodgers is " throwing picks at a Zach Wilson-like pace " and could end up with a career-high 15 if he doesn't find a solution to his problem.