New York Jets did so officially: they intend to cross from Aaron Rodgers.
The team announced a statement on Thursday that they were moving forward without a four-time MVP.
“Last week, we met with Aaron and shared that our intention was to go the other direction at the attacker,” said Chief Coach Aaron Glenn and General Director Darren Mougey in a statement published by the team.
File – New York Jets striker Aaron Rodgers (8) stands with teammates before the NFL football game against Miami Dolphins, January 5, 2025. In Eastern Rutherford, NJ (AP Photo/Seth Wenig, file)
“It was important for this discussion to be given clarity and enable each of us the appropriate time to plan our future. We want to thank him for the leadership, the passion and dedication he brought to the organization and wish him success in moving forward.”
Rodgers spent two seasons with the team, but suffered torn Achilles only four shootings into his first game to his mandate Jets.
Returning from the injury of the season 2024, Rodgers Jets went 5-12 and fired Chief coach Robert Saleh and the General Director Joe Douglas during the season.
Rodgers threw 3,987 meters and 28 Touchdown and 11 interceptions in 17 games for Jets last season.
“Personally, I want to thank Aaron for his time in New York Jets,” Woody Johnson said in a statement.
“His arrival in 2023 was greeted with unrestrained excitement and I will forever be grateful that he decided to join us to continue his career of Hall of Fame. From day one, he embodied everything that meant that New York’s Jet, accepted our fans of our fans, And he plunged into our city.
