MIAMI — There was no 14-year playoff drought for the Jets in the 1982 AFC Championship game against the Dolphins at the Orange Bowl, only a 14-year championship drought since Super Bowl III.

A drought that <a href="https://nypost.com/2024/12/07/sports/jets-give-aaron-rodgers-another-chance-against-dolphins/">Aaron Rodgers and the 2024 Jets will not be ending</a>.

Rodgers was born 11 months after the Mud Bowl, a 14-0 Dolphins win that forever lives in infamy for the Jets and their fans.

The 3-8 Jets can only play spoiler against the 5-7 Dolphins on Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium, and 69-year-old A.J. Duhe will be in an alumni box watching.

The 3-8 Jets can only play spoiler against the 5-7 Dolphins on Sunday, and 69-year-old A.J. Duhe will be in an alumni box watching.{ai:summary}<p>The Jets, facing a 14-year championship drought since Super Bowl III, will not end it this season despite Aaron Rodgers joining the team. With a current record of 3-8, they can only play spoiler against the 5-7 Dolphins in their upcoming game. </p><p>A.J. Duhe, a key player from the infamous 1982 Mud Bowl, will be watching from an alumni box. #sports</p>

Jets can get Mud Bowl revenge decades later by spoiling Dolphins’ playoff hopes

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