Following a challenging season with the New York Jets, Aaron Rodgers' future in the NFL remains uncertain. The veteran quarterback, who will turn 42 next December, threw for 3,897 yards and 28 touchdowns in a 5-12 season. Speculation abounds as to whether he'll return for another year or retire.

Rodgers' predecessor in Green Bay, Hall of Famer Brett Favre, recently shared his perspective with TMZ Sports, expressing his belief that Rodgers still has plenty to offer the game. Favre observed flashes of Rodgers' classic brilliance during the past season and questioned why that level of performance wasn't more consistent.

Favre acknowledged that his initial predictions about Rodgers' success with the Jets were inaccurate. He encouraged Rodgers to continue playing if he still feels the desire to compete at a high level.

Despite some promising moments, Rodgers' season was marred by inconsistency, compounded by mid-season firings of head coach Robert Saleh and general manager Joe Douglas. The Jets and Rodgers face significant decisions in the coming weeks regarding their respective futures.

The Jets' tumultuous season and Rodgers' uncertain future present a complex scenario for both the team and the quarterback. The upcoming decisions will undoubtedly shape the trajectory of the franchise and Rodgers' career.