New York Jets owner Woody Johnson suggested the possibility of benching quarterback Aaron Rodgers during a critical internal meeting on September 30, following a disappointing loss to the Denver Broncos. The suggestion sparked various reactions among team officials, and while Rodgers survived the threat, it marked a pivotal moment in the Jets' tumultuous season. The team has since undergone significant changes, including the firing of head coach Robert Saleh and general manager Joe Douglas, as they prepare for an organizational reset amidst a disappointing 3-8 record.

• Woody Johnson's suggestion to bench Rodgers indicates the level of frustration within the organization.
• The Jets are facing an organizational reset with significant personnel changes.
• Rodgers is having one of the worst statistical years of his career, raising questions about his future with the Jets.