Former Jets coach Eric Mangini said that Rodgers is doing "everything he can to get cut" by owner Woody Johnson while appearing on the show Friday. Mangini's speculation was rooted from how Rodgers referenced Johnson's teenaged son, Brick Johnson, in his statement.

“I try to bring that positivity to my teammates every day,” Monroe said. “I feel like that’s my role right now. I want to be a star one day. I feel like I will be the best in the world one day. Right now, that being my role, I take that very seriously.” Ulbrich said Monroe has had a great effect on his teammates.

The future is very unclear for the New York Jets and quarterback Aaron Rodgers alike. Pending health, the 41-year-old is going to be on the field for the Jets (4-11) in their final two games against the Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins, respectively.