"Aaron Rodgers snubbed again" - NFL fans get their jokes off as Jets stars fail to make Pro Bowl roster

Fans on social media reacted to the New York Jets' Aaron Rodgers & Co. being missing from the 2025 Pro Bowl Games roster. The NFL unveiled the much-anticipated roster for the Pro Bowl Games, which will feature the AFC and NFC teams. The roster includes players selected by fans, coaches and players through voting.

The maximum number of players on the 2025 roster came from the Baltimore Ravens team, while some teams, such as the Jets, Miami Dolphins, New Orleans Saints and Tennessee Titans, did not have any players on the list.

NFL analyst Ari Meirov shared the names of the teams with no players in the Pro Bowl on his X (formerly Twitter) account:

"Teams with no Pro Bowlers: - New York Jets, New Orleans Saints, Miami Dolphins, Tennessee Titans."

Fans swarmed the comment section to share their disappointment with Aaron Rodgers' name not being included in the roster.

"Aaron Rodgers snubbed again," a fan said.

"Damn @AaronRodgers12 didn’t make the pro bowl? Oh wait this isn’t 2012. 😭😭," another fan wrote.

While some were critical that there were no players from the Jets,

"Jets are the definition of poverty," a fan added.

"The jets are a poverty franchise," one more fan said.

One fan shared his disappointment with the voting process for the Pro Bowl Games.

"How Brian Thomas JR isn’t a pro bowler invalidates the entire vote," another fan said.

Meanwhile, another fan mentioned other Jets players missing from the list.

"Garrett Wilson and quinnen Williams snubbed," a fan said.

Some were surprised that no players from the Miami Dolphins made it to the Pro Bowl roster.

"Miami surprises me a little bit. They're not terrible and have some really good players. The other 3 are kind of no brainers", another fan jotted.

"Miami Dolphins almost made it to the playoffs without a Pro Bowler on the team!!" one more fan said.

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Jets' Aaron Rodgers opens up about his future in the NFL

During a press conference on Wednesday, Aaron Rodgers opened up about his future plans. The 41-year-old QB acknowledged that he is unsure about his game in the future but said he will rest before making a final decision regarding his career.

“I need a break mentally, and I don’t want to make a decision until I’ve been able to rest mentally and physically,” Rodgers said (via NY Times).

“Because really since September 11th last year, it feels like I’ve been rehabbing and training just to get to be able to play in training camp, and then obviously had the nerves of playing the first few games and kind of just getting banged up, just trying to get back on the field for many weeks until the last three or four where I felt really good."

"So I just need a break mentally to just kind of refresh, put my feet in the sand and see where I’m at after that," he added.

The Jets, who are eliminated from the playoffs, will play their final game on Sunday against the Miami Dolphins.