Aaron Rodgers turned back the clock the past few weeks — and reignited talk about whether the New York Jets quarterback has another quality season left in him. Or maybe even more. The 41-year-old Rodgers scrambled like a youngster and tossed the ball around the field to Davante Adams as if it were the old days in a 32-25 victory Sunday at

In the 32-25 win for the Jets (4-10) over the Jaguars, Rodgers led his team with 45 rushing yards. Not a good sign for the rest of the rushing attack, but Rodgers pulled that off. The total was the seventh-most rushing yards the 41-year-old has had in a game in his career. Rodgers even had to have a laugh about it.

In Sunday’s 32-35 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars, however, Rodgers added a special individual accolade to his resume as he became the first player in Jets history to record three passing touchdowns, zero interceptions and 45 rushing yards.