The Aaron Rodgers saga with the New York Jets has finally come to an end. After two highly publicized, underwhelming seasons, the Jets intend to move on from Rodgers, 41, as the franchise's quarterback,

The Jets struggled with Zach Wilson, Tim Boyle and Trevor Siemian taking turns trying to replace Rodgers, who held out hope of returning in December if the Jets were in contention. They were not, though, and he did not play again in 2023. The Jets finished 7-10, ratcheting up the pressure on everyone going into 2024.

The Jets are done with quarterback Aaron Rodgers. That was the big non-game news on Super Bowl Sunday, from Jay Glazer of FOX Sports, who reported Rodgers flew back to New Jersey in recent days to meet with the team, only to be told they would no longer be needing his services.