Rodgers signed right before mandatory minicamp and now the rematch is officially set. Jets head coach Aaron Glenn was asked about the matchup against the future Hall of Famer and

The Jets could have given themselves more insurance in this one crucial area, but they seemingly believe in their starter

Much will be made about Aaron Rodgers' return to MetLife Stadium in Week 1, but the New York Jets aren't adding fuel to the fire.

Former New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has been the talk of the offseason. After the Jets opted to move on from him, his next landing spot became the subject of plenty of chatter and rumors. It was a long time coming,

The Jets are reportedly working to extend contracts with two of their stars. Sauce Gardner and Garrett Wilson are in talks with New York.

All of the early signs regarding the post-Aaron Rodgers era in New York seem to be pointing in the right direction, as not only has the culture around the

Aaron Rodgers’ two seasons at quarterback of the New York Jets didn’t go as either he or the team envisioned at the onset of the partnership. Rodgers’ first season in the Big Apple ended on his first series of the season with an Achilles rupture.

Back in March, an ESPN report shed some light on the Giants' quarterback situation ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft. It was suggested that the Giants could be in a small market of teams waiting for Aaron Rodgers to make a decision, following his departure from the New York Jets.