The New York Jets already made one difficult decision this offseason by announcing that they intend on moving on from Aaron Rodgers. Now, Rodgers has a decision of his own. Will he play in 2025? If so,

The Aaron Rodgers-New York Jets breakup saga came to a head last week when the team formally parted ways with the veteran NFL quarterback. It was previously reported that Rodgers didn’t want to move on from the organization in the same way as the Jets.

The New York Jets have decided they will not be moving forward with quarterback Aaron Rodgers and will instead usher in a new era in New York and a new starting quarterback. With the Jets holding the No. 7 overall pick, they might need to trade up if they want either Cam Ward or Shedeur Sanders and we didn’t go in that direction this time around.

The New York Jets recently decided to cut quarterback Aaron Rodgers and turn the page to a new, younger era of Jets football. It's hard to blame the Jets for th

One social media post has increased speculation New York's former signal-caller could be heading to Pittsburgh.

The Jets informed the four-time NFL MVP quarterback last week that they plan to head in a different direction in 2025. So, if Rodgers chooses to continue his career, it won’t be in Florham Park. Former Vikings defensive end Jared Allen said on Up & Adams that he would welcome a Rodgers stint in Minnesota.

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

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Recently hired Jets GM Darren Mougey and HC Aaron Glenn informed Rodgers they'd be moving on from the veteran quarterback this offseason.

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