It's back to the basics for the New York Jets. No, really. The Jets (3-7) are preparing to face the Indianapolis Colts (4-6) this week. In doing so, interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich revealed some of the plans he has for practice.

Jets interim coach Jeff Ulbrich is trying to tackle the team’s biggest defensive issue — tackling. Ulbrich saw his team miss 20 tackles in Sunday’s 31-6 loss to the Cardinals. He is trying to get things fixed with some changes in practice this week.

In the wake of their 20 missed tackle performance against the Cardinals, the Jets are returning to basics this week ahead of their game against the Colts.

“Defensively, the story was tackling, 100 percent,” Ulbrich said. “An egregious, criminal amount, of missed tackles.” From a player perspective, linebacker Jamien Sherwood provided the context. While the Jets have only won one game since Ulbrich took over as interim head coach, Sherwood is not pointing fingers.

Aaron Rodgers, whose two seasons in New York have not gone to plan, left the door open to playing another season and returning to the Jets. Is there mutual interest in hoping a third time is the charm?

The New York Jets need to move on from Aaron Rodgers. Here are a few viable replacement plans for the 2025 NFL season.

Aaron Rodgers isn’t ready to hang up his cleats just yet. Despite a disappointing season with the New York Jets, the 40-year-old quarterback told reporters on Wednesday that he plans to return in 2025.

Did you see the parade? The celebration? Missed it? So did I. When New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers said he has every intention of playing in 2025, the announcement was met with a groan. Why? Because Rodgers does not look like the quarterback he was with the Green Bay Packers.