Quarterback Aaron Rodgers gave a potentially final press conference with the New York Jets on their first day back in the year, leaving fans wondering if this will be his last season with the team. Speaking highly of his two-year tenure, which included winning a Super Bowl and four league MVP awards, Rodgers expressed gratitude for the experience but hinted at being open to exploring other options.
Rodgers described his time with the Jets as “the best two years of my life,” citing the people he met, experiences had, and teammates as key factors in his enjoyment. However, when questioned about potential retirement, he quickly dismissed the idea, stating that he’s simply resigned to the reality of change within the team.
Although Rodgers expressed a desire to make another run at it with the Jets, he acknowledged the team’s current situation, which raises questions about his future with the franchise. The quarterback stated that he’ll take time after the season ends to recharge and contemplate his next move. If the Jets want him back, they’ll need to make plans quickly.
Rodgers’ recent behavior has led many to believe that he wants the Jets to be the ones who end his tenure. With another team likely needed to offer him a starting role at 41, it’s uncertain whether Rodgers will choose to retire or explore other opportunities.
Source: https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/aaron-rodgers-if-i-wanna-play-and-they-dont-want-me-here-then-ill-see-if-theres-other-options