Well, it appears that the loudest Aaron Rodgers critics were right. Those who so loudly asserted that his second career wouldn’t work with the New York Jets appear to be vindicated.

Of course, the Dolphins are currently out of the playoff picture. They need to win in order to give themselves a chance. Their opponents are not in the same boat. The New York Jet

The Miami Dolphins were struggling midway through the season, playing nothing like a potential playoff contender. “We started off 2-6,” wide receiver Jaylen Waddle said, “and look at us now.” The Dolphins are 8-8 heading into the regular-season finale Sunday against Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets (4-12) needing a win — and some help elsewhere — to reach the postseason for the third straight year.