The Aaron Rodgers era for the New York Jets will be looked back on in history as one to forget - or one to remember if you enjoy looking back at dumpster fires. After Super Bowl expectations and aspirations heading into 2024,

If Aaron Rodgers wants to continue his career, there's one clear landing spot for him at this point. He was linked to a few teams after the New York Jets opted

New York Jets owner Woody Johnson shared a final message on the departure of Aaron Rodgers when speaking with the media. The post Woody Johnson Fires off Final Message After Aaron Rodgers’ Jets Departure appeared first on Heavy Sports.

Aaron Rodgers continues to wait on making a decision about where he'll play next. As we continue to wait, an analyst predicted that Rodgers would not retire and instead will join an AFC playoff contender.

Lost in the shuffle of reports and rumors regarding Rodgers' intentions is a meaningful dialogue about what the former Green Bay Packers and New York Jets quarterback is even wort

“The experiment was a good experiment, to bring him in, but it just didn't work out, as you can see," Johnson said, per ESPN's Rich Cimini. "I have a lot of respect for Aaron Rodgers. He is a great player, a Hall of Famer player. I'm sorry it didn't work out.”

New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn made an appearance at the 2025 NFL owners meetings in Florida. While there, Glenn did much more than just pose for the league's annual head coaches photo ... he had his influence on those talks and chatted with the media on all-things Jets.

It certainly seems like signs are pointing toward a partnership between Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers. Rodgers is available right now in free agency

Aaron Rodgers’s tenure with the New York Jets was disappointing. His tape wasn’t as flattering, and his team’s numbers left plenty to be desired. However, he was still better than the average quarterback,