“I hope that’s the only thing that’s déjà vu,” Rodgers answered.

Aaron Rodgers’s stint with the New York Jets officially is over after two disappointing seasons. The team announced Thursday it had told Rodgers that it will part with him and replace him with a different starter at quarterback.

It's safe to say the Rodgers experiment in New York has failed, but the state of the franchise is in much worse shape now than it was prior to the veteran quarterback's arrival. Unfortunately for owner Woody Johnson and Co., the organization has nobody to blame but themselves.