According to reports over Super Bowl weekend, the Jets had reportedly told Rodgers he would no longer be the team’s QB moving forward. With it fully known that the 41-year-old would be moving on, the Jets sent a “thank you” note to Rodgers on social media.

Aaron Rodgers came out of a darkness retreat with the realization he wanted to continue playing football and he wanted to do it with the New York Jets. The partnership with the Green Bay Packers had run its course after 18 seasons,

The New York Jets officially confirmed Thursday morning that the team was going to move on from four-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers during the 2025 offseason. The idea, for New York, is to eat up as much dead cap as they can this year in the hopes of having an easier cap situation in 2026 and beyond.