With Aaron Rodgers no longer under center, the Jets will be on a quest to find their next quarterback this offseason. New coach Aaron Glenn already knows what he wants in a quarterback.

The Jets are moving on from Aaron Rodgers, which means they will be in the familiar position of trying to find a quarterback entering the 2025 season.

Jets head coach Aaron Glenn and general manager Darren Mougey have made the first big decision of their new roles: the team will be moving on from quarterback Aaron Rodgers. After two years, the Rodgers era in Florham Park will be done. Speaking on WFAN this week, former Giants running back Tiki Barber backed the decision.

With the Jets set to move on from Rodgers, according to sources, what will they do to address the position with limited options?

The team met with Aaron Rodgers last week and informed him they’d be going in another direction. And so the Jets’ Rodgers era ends with a whimper, two years of disappointment and a whole lot of “what if’s.

The Jets currently also have veteran Tyrod Taylor and youngster Jordan Travis, who spent his entire rookie season on the non-football injury list, on the roster. But New York has the No. 7 overall pick in the draft in April and could pursue a quarterback.

It has felt like the Jets and Rodgers were headed for a divorce since long before they hired a new coach and GM this winter.

Aaron Rodgers' time with the Jets is coming to an end after two seasons. Here's how New York could part with the veteran quarterback.

Without the 41-year-old Rodgers, the Jets would be left with Tyrod Taylor and Jordan Travis at quarterback but own the No. 7 pick for the NFL Draft.