Aaron Rodgers has picked four teams that he believes would suit him better than the New York Jets if he plays one more year in 2025, a source told DailyMail.com.

Rodgers, 41, is having one of the worst seasons of his career with the Jets, who are 4-12 after being eliminated from the playoffs weeks ago.

The Super Bowl-winning quarterback has thrown 10 interceptions in 16 appearances, the fourth-highest total he has thrown in a single season in 19 years in the NFL, and has been sacked 37 times – the fifth-highest total of his career. He is also on pace to record the lowest number of passing yards (3,623) in a season in which he has played at least 10 games.

With the Jets likely to cut their losses and release him at the end of the season, many are calling for Rodgers to hang up his cleats after nearly two decades in the game.

However, a source close to the four-time MVP has revealed that he intends to perform on his own terms and continue playing next season after identifying four potential landing spots.

According to this insider, Rodgers believes a move to the Cleveland Browns, Indianapolis Colts, Tennessee Titans or Las Vegas Raiders in 2025 would make the most sense.

“Aaron wants to play again and finish his career on his own terms,” the source said, “and while he has mentioned that he would like to continue playing with the Jets, he would like to be released and try again with another team .” .

“If the Jets keep him, he will try to right the ship and try again, but he believes he would be better used and a better fit in Cleveland, Indianapolis or Tennessee, and he would be on too “Interested in a move.” to Las Vegas.

“That’s his mindset because he wants to play again and he doesn’t believe the Jets are the team that’s going to get him to the promised land.”

“It obviously didn’t work out for the Jets and there’s no reason to think it would work out next year. A third year with the Jets won’t be magic and both the team and Aaron will likely part ways.”‘

DailyMail.com has also contacted Rodgers’ direct representatives for comment.

All four teams he identified will be eyeing potential new quarterbacks in 2025.

The Browns are looking to move on from Deshaun Watson after he recently restructured his $230 million contract, while the Raiders have struggled with five different starting quarterbacks over the last three seasons.

The Titans have frequently rotated Will Levis and Mason Rudolph with little success, and the Colts were eliminated from the playoffs over the weekend after a disappointing season with Anthony Richardson.

Rodgers failed to throw a single touchdown pass during the Jets’ horror 40-14 loss to the Buffalo Bills in Week 17.

After being suspended for three quarters at Highmark Stadium, his nightmarish season reached a new low when he was replaced by backup Tyrod Taylor in the fourth quarter.

After finishing the game with a score of 33-0, Taylor threw two touchdowns to put the Jets on the scoreboard.

However, Rodgers revealed after the defeat that it was not interim coach Jeff Ulbrich’s decision to put him on the bench.

“I mean, it was 33-0, we were sitting there and I said, ‘It’s probably going to Tyrod (Taylor) at some point, right?’ Then the next play (the Bills) threw a screen for a touchdown. So it was 40-0,” the veteran told reporters on Sunday.

Rodgers was sacked four times and threw two interceptions while not throwing a single touchdown during the Highmark massacre.

According to Fox News, the former Super Bowl winner with four sacks became the most sacked quarterback in NFL history with 568 sacks in 247 career games. His total is three more than Tom Brady, who was sacked 565 times throughout his career.

Frank Tarkenton holds the unofficial record, as he played before the NFL began officially counting the statistic in 1982.