After much speculation that Aaron Rodgers’ time with the New York Jets is over, the Jets went ahead and decided to move on from the future Hall of Famer. Rodgers will become a free agent, and he will be able to sign with a team of his choice once free agency officially opens next month.

As the news broke Sunday morning hours before Super Bowl LIX, one key player on the Jets took to Twitter multiple times to voice his frustrations on the move. Quinnen Williams, New York's All-Pro defensive tackle, commented multiple times throughout the day following the news.

One of Aaron Glenn's greatest accomplishments as the defensive coordinator of the Detroit Lions was putting a bitter ending on Aaron Rodgers' time in Green Bay. Glenn's defense smothered the Packers offense in both meetings between the two teams in 2022,

The New York Jets and Aaron Rodgers have chosen separation. This begs the question, "Was this a big-boy move or complete foolishness?"

The Jets had hired a new head coach and general manager before the report emerged about the 4-time MVP quarterback.

The Jets and Aaron Rodgers will reportedly part ways, setting the stage for a new starting quarterback to run the offense in 2025.

With Aaron Rodgers' tenure on the New York Jets reportedly coming to a close, linebacker C.J. Mosley reflected on the quarterback's time with the team.

Linebacker C.J. Mosley focused on Rodgers fighting back from a torn Achilles and the fact that he reached a significant milestone by throwing his 500th career touchdown while discussing Rodgers’s likely exit.

By most metrics, the Jets' two-year experiment with Aaron Rodgers was underwhelming. But C.J. Mosley, a Gang Green captain for four seasons running, says otherwise.