Aaron Rodgers is back and the New York Jets have new uniforms and a new logo. Perhaps the 2024 season will see the Jets return to the playoffs as they try to spark new excitement.

Woody Johnson provided an image of the Jets' new uniforms on X (formerly Twitter):

The Jets also released a video showcasing both the new uniforms and logo.

Video via Adam Schefter of ESPN:

The video will also get fans excited for the 2024 campaign. It features some of New York's best players, such as Aaron Rodgers, Garrett Wilson, and Breece Hall.

The team's re-branding gives a fresh new look. Will the changes help in reference to winning games? Not necessarily, but sometimes hitting the refresh button can inject new life into a team.

New York had lofty aspirations heading into 2023. The Jets had acquired Rodgers to lead the offense. New York already features a strong defense as well, so it appeared as if the team was on the verge of a big season.

Then, however, Rodgers suffered a season-ending injury just a few plays into the Jets' regular season opener. It was a devastating blow, and New York went on to miss the playoffs once again after finishing with a 7-10 record.

As aforementioned, Rodgers is back and looking to have a healthy season. Will the future Hall-of-Famer lead the Jets to the playoffs for the first time since 2010 during the upcoming campaign?

Aaron Rodgers ready to lead Jets

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers (8) walks off of the field before a game against the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium.
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When Rodgers first suffered his achilles injury in 2023, he wondered if he would ever play in the NFL again. He worked hard to recover from the injury, though, and even tried to return during the 2023 campaign. When it became apparent that New York was going to miss the playoffs, however, the Jets and Rodgers decided returning in 2024 would make more sense.

Rodgers is back and wants to help the Jets make a run in 2024.

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It needs to be remembered that Rodgers is 40 years old and attempting to return from a serious injury. He may not play at his previous MVP-caliber level.

Still, Rodgers is an experienced veteran who will provide a major upgrade at the quarterback position for the Jets. The Jets, despite the criticism they have received over the years, have actually built a team with potential. The QB position has been one of their primary question marks over the years, though.

The hope is that Rodgers will stay healthy. As long as he is on the field, the Jets may have an opportunity to compete. Even if it is just as a Wild Card team, New York wants to reach the playoffs.

New York could still make some more moves before the 2024 season. They would not mind adding upgrades to the roster if necessary. However, the Jets should be able to make some noise next season as currently constructed. Of course, trusting the Jets has proven to be a risky thing to do over the years.