Where will Rodgers go?

Away is my hope.
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Anyone watch his Netflix show? Enigma
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I watched like 3 minutes of it and booed right out of there.
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Giants.
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Rodgers was hopefully humbled this year. Not attending off-season activities seemed to really hurt his team. He either commits completely to the next team to have a great run or just retire.
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The Jets will face $49M in dead money when they eventually release Aaron Rodgers. They can take the full hit this year or, more likely, designate him as a post-6/1 cut.

As a 6/1 cut, they’d carry his $23.5M cap hit until June 1, when it drops to $14M—saving $9.5M. However,… https://t.co/Gd4d7DAqGn

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) February 13, 2025

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Better bring him in to replace Mahomes /deberg
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Pitt
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Raiders
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Stays in NY, goes to Giants.
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Aaron Rodgers doesn't achieve release easily
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Start spreadin the news!
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It is remarkable how much I enjoy watching team's responses to Mahomes implode. I love it so much.

This is the way.
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Before the New York Jets announced this week that they are moving on from veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers after two seasons with the team, Rodgers reportedly tried to make his case for why the Jets should keep him.

According to Ryan Dunleavy and Steve Helling of the New York Post, Rodgers "pleaded" with the Jets to give him one or two more years as the starter during his final conversations with team officials.

A source told Dunleavy and Helling that Rodgers "aggressively urged" the Jets to keep him, but once the decision was made to part ways, Rodgers accepted it.
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Rodgers must truly be awful for team culture. Because he wasn’t awful or anything in 2024 and can still play. That’s a lot of dead cap money. Woof.
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