The New York Jets have gone through some big changes this season after the ownership group led by Woody Johnson fired coach Robert Saleh in early October and then fired general manager Joe Douglas in mid-November.

Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers made more comments to Pat McAfee and A.J. Hawk regarding the connection between ownership behavior and football success. On Wednesday, Rodgers acknowledged that ownership of his current team doesn't do one of the things Rodgers believes owners should do.

So the New York Jets' quarterback doesn't feel the need to use the final stretch of this season to prove his value to the team and that he should be back next season. In fact, it's a notion the four-time NFL MVP finds “ridiculous.