A bombshell report has rocked Jets Nation: Aaron Rodgers is allegedly refusing to communicate with the Jets coaching staff, prompting insider claims that “he’s done” with the team — and playoff hopes may be in jeopardy before they even take flight.

According to a league source close to the organization, Rodgers has been “aloof and disengaged” since returning from offseason workouts. The tension reportedly escalated during a recent closed-door coaches’ session, when Rodgers reportedly stopped answering calls from offensive coordinator Drew Petzing and even skipped a pulse-check meeting regarding game planning. One insider claimed, “He’s fully checked out — not taking texts, calls, or meetings. It’s like he’s already mentally moved on.”

Though neither Rodgers nor the Jets have publicly confirmed the reports, team morale is said to be fragile. Veteran players reportedly held an emergency huddle this week, expressing concerns that the disconnect could cost the team its shot at redemption following a disappointing season.

Head coach Robert Saleh addressed the swirling rumors briefly, stating:

“Aaron’s presence is invaluable. We’re working through things and expect full collaboration once training camp begins.”

But another front office insider countered his optimism, suggesting: “It’s more than a hiccup. If this continues, we might need to pull the plug — for the good of the locker room.”

Social media erupted within minutes of the news, with Jets fans polarized. Some blamed Rodgers for selfish behavior, while others urged patience, hoping for a reconciliation before the preseason kicks in.

With the regular season looming closer, the stakes couldn’t be higher. If Rodgers truly remains silent and “done,” the Jets could be staring at another season derailed — all before a single snap is taken.

Stay tuned as this high-stakes drama continues to unfold — because in the NFL, a quarterback’s locker-room presence can be just as pivotal as his performance on the field.