The Jets know what is at stake in 2024.

It is playoffs or else for these Jets. One year after suffering the crushing loss of Aaron Rodgers four plays into the season, the Jets know they are out of mulligans.

“I think if I don’t do what I know I’m capable of doing, we’re all probably going to be out of here,” Rodgers said. “I like that kind of pressure though. It’s a tough market to play in, it’s not for everybody. I relish that opportunity.”

The futures of Jets general manager Joe Douglas and head coach Robert Saleh ride on Rodgers’ right arm. Can the 40-year-old quarterback carry this snakebitten franchise to the postseason for the first time since 2010 and end the longest playoff drought in North American sports? Rodgers and the Jets have their sights set even higher than just making the playoffs. They believe they have the talent on both the defense and now the offense to make it all the way to Super Bowl 59.