Jets announce that they are 'moving in a different direction' without Aaron Rodgers
If Aaron Rodgers wants to play football in 2025, it won't be for the New York Jets. The Jets made that official via a team issued statement on their website on Thursday morning, formally ending a two-year partnership with the four-time league MVP and future Pro Football Hall of Famer.
The former first-round pick for New York said he knew he had to come back to the organization to get them a Super Bowl.
Jeffrey Mishkin, the arbitrator appointed by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, determined the Cardinals defamed McDonough in a CounterPoint Statement that accused him of “extreme domestic violence” and ...
Carolina Panthers fans should have another old friend to root for over in “The Big Apple.” ...
Aaron Glenn made it clear he wants to be CEO of this Jets team. That means leaving the offense, defense, and special teams to his coordinators.
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