Jets' Aaron Rodgers Offers Brutal Locker-Room Truth

The New York Jets' 19-9 loss to the Los Angeles Rams at MetLife Stadium was one filled with plenty of self-inflicted wounds.

Now at 4-11, while there were some positives, like a 99-yard touchdown drive on the Jets' opening possession, however, that was as good as it got for New York as the rhythm seemed to get zapped from the roster.

With yet another loss, and the same issues plaguing the team, quarterback Aaron Rodgers offered a brutal locker-room truth as the franchise moves forward to finish what has been a horror season.

“We're kind of past the 'keeping the positive' thing,” Rodgers said. “The most important thing now, it's not to change the reality of the situation being four and 11 out of the playoffs, going into an unknown offseason but you got to figure out what it means to be a professional, that's an important part of building culture. The last two weeks we can really see who's on board moving forward and who is ready to get out. 

"It's interesting to watch the practice habits, preparation habits hopefully, we'll do the right thing. Everybody's watching and it's a who you know business so there'll be interesting conversations in the next couple weeks but just focus on the relationships that we have with each other and trying to finish this thing out like a pro.”