New York Jets announce they’re moving on from Aaron Rodgers
Rodgers, 41, will look for a third NFL team if he opts against retirement. He would be a free agent if the Jets release him. The move comes after the Jets hired Aaron Glenn as their coach and Darren Mougey as their general manager following a 5-12 season in which they missed the playoffs for a 14th straight year.
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