Aaron Rodgers has played his last click for jets, but he wants to play in another place in 2025.
Rodgers' disappointing marriage and the jets officially ended Thursday after two seasons, such as the team announced His intention to “move in a different direction.”
But while the 41 -year -old comes from a season in which his Yardas brand for attempt (6.7) was the lowest of his career, he is not ready to stop playing yet, as still NFL Network Ian Raport Reported on Thursday.
While Rodgers will not be released until June 1, he can now start talking with other equipment.
However, Raport expressed doubts that Rodgers would want to be a field of 'bridge' for a team that is unlikely to reach the playoffs.
“If it were for him, with a perfect place, he wants to play,” Rapoport added.
Aaron Rodgers' time with the jets is made, but according to the reports he wants to continue playing in 2025
Rodgers played only 18 games for the jets and the team was 5-12 with him last season
The journalist specifically mentioned the Titans, Raiders, Giants and Browns as field marshal teams that could end as landing places, although these teams were a combined 13-55 last year and remains to be seen if any of those situations would attract To El Pin.
Finally, Rodgers' time in New York was not planned, since he broke his Achilles in the first series of the season in 2023 before the team was only 5-12 last year.
The Jets sent a first round of 2023, a second round of 2023, a sixth round of 2023 and a second round of 2024 for the packers for Rodgers, who finally played only 18 games for Gang Green.
When cutting it after June 1, the Jets will save $ 9.5 million in space at the limit and take $ 14 million in Capto by 2025.
That figure will increase to $ 35 million in 2026 (Rodgers signed a three -year treatment and $ 125 million with the team in 2023).
In a joint statement by chief coach Aaron Glenn and GM Darren Mougeyy, the jets formally announced Thursday that they were separating from Rodgers.
“Last week we met with Aaron and shared that our intention was to move in a different direction in Quarterback,” said HC Aaron Glenn and General Manager Darren Mougey in a statement issued by the team.
'It was important to have this discussion now to provide clarity and allow each of us the right time to plan our respective future. We want to thank you for the leadership, passion and dedication it brought to the organization and we want success to advance. ''
Diana Russini of Athletics They reported that the Jets asked Rodgers to stop their weekly appearances in the Pat McAfee program if he continued playing in the jets, although a team source later told Dailymail.com that he was false.