END OF AN ERA: Aron Rodger May never play at MetLife Stadium again because Robert Saleh does not value him, and explains why.

The future of New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh has been called into question following a startling development in which superstar quarterback Aaron Rodgers may never return to MetLife Stadium, according to sources.

Saleh’s apparent lack of appreciation for Rodgers’ abilities is said to have soured the connection between the organization and the historic quarterback, raising the possibility that the Jets may have burned bridges with one of the NFL’s all-time greats. The scenario arose from the Jets’ rumored pursuit of Rodgers throughout the summer, which ended in a dismal breakdown of discussions.

Despite intense media speculation and fan anticipation, the Jets reportedly failed to offer a package that met Rodgers’ salary demands, leading to a breakdown in talks.

While Saleh and the Jets maintain that they remain committed to their current quarterback Zach Wilson, many have questioned the wisdom of snubbing Rodgers, given his incredible track record and status as a perennial MVP contender.

“I think Robert Saleh and the Jets really missed the boat here,” said one NFL analyst.

“Aaron Rodgers is a once-in-a-generation talent, and they just let him slip through their fingers.”

The fallout from the failed Rodgers deal has sent shockwaves through the Jets organization, leading many to wonder whether Saleh’s tenure as head coach may be in jeopardy.

Some believe that Saleh’s inability to secure Rodgers’ services has weakened his standing within the team, and that he may face increased pressure to produce results on the field.

“The stakes are high for Robert Saleh right now,” said another analyst. “He’s going to have to prove that he can win without Aaron Rodgers, and that’s not going to be easy.”

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