When acquiring Rodgers, the Jets were set to take on the two years and $110 million he had left on his existing contract. In July of 2023, the two sides restructured the deal, converting it to a two-year, $75 million deal, with Rodgers surrendering $35 million from his original contract. The new pact was fully guaranteed.

The New York Jets are officially closing the Aaron Rodgers chapter, with their lone Super Bowl trophy remaining without company. The team announced Thursday they’re parting ways with the 41-year-old quarterback ahead of next season.

With how it just went with him in New York, Dan Graziano doesn’t know where else Aaron Rodgers can end up at this point in the NFL. Graziano cast doubt on Rodgers’ future in the league on ‘Get Up’ on Friday following the official end of his time with the Jets.