In the 1993 comedy “Groundhog Day,” Bill Murray is trapped in a time loop, forcing him to relive Feb. 2 repeatedly. The Jets are in a time loop of their own, but none of the Gang Green players are laughing amid a disappointing 3-9 season,

Aaron Rodgers turns 41 on Monday and he won't be celebrating with a win. Rodgers and the Jets jumped out to a 21-7 lead at home against the Seahawks, but did not score again and the Seahawks were able to leave Jersey as 26-21 winners.

Rodgers' interception came midway through the second quarter. Defensive tackle Leonard Williams dropped back masterfully in coverage, tipped Rodgers' pass in the red zone, gathered the interception, and returned it 92 yards for the score. Even more, the pick-six was the longest in NFL history by a defensive lineman.