Jets' Aaron Rodgers on returning next season: ‘I think so, yeah'
Aaron Rodgers’ stint with the New York Jets could still extend beyond this season despite plenty of losses and disappointments. The star quarterback will turn 41 on Dec. 2. He insisted Wednesday that the Jets’ 3-7 start during a tumultuous season has not changed his stance that he wants to play beyond this season.
Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has kept his mouth shut regarding his true views on owner Woody Johnson's rash decision to ...
When Aaron Rodgers was traded to the New York Jets before last season, many thought that the team would become Super Bowl ...
Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has kept his mouth shut regarding his true views on owner Woody Johnson's rash decision to ...
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Yes, Aaron Rodgers put the ball on the tee on Tuesday, when it comes to the still-unasked question of whether he agreed with ...
Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk called out Aaron Rodgers after the New York Jets quarterback voiced his concern about the NFL's current coaching landscape.
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Trump Won, So We’ll Settle for Aaron Rodgers SchadenfreudeOn Sunday afternoon, the Aaron Rodgers New York Jets experiment hit its nadir. A week after their lone good win of the season ...
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Aaron Rodgers’ Jets Face Uncertain Future Post Trump Win as History Likely to Repeat Itself After Robert Saleh FiringAlthough the results from this year's presidential elections gave us a new leader for the next four years, the Jets could find themselves without one as soon as Donald Trump enters the White House.
With the New York Jets' season all but over, a gambling website has Aaron Rodgers' odds of winning the 2028 election better than winning this year's Super Bowl.
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