The New York Jets decided to move on from Aaron Rodgers, leaving the franchise without a clear plan of attack at the quarterback position. Some think the Jets will look to dip into the free agency ...

New York announced that it is moving on from Aaron Rodgers but the team does still have Tyrod Taylor under contract. He backed Rodgers up in 2024 and has been a very solid player in the NFL across ...

ORCHARD PARK, NEW YORK - DECEMBER 29: Tyrod Taylor #2 of the New York Jets ... What are the misconceptions about Aaron Rodgers surrounding his leadership? "I have nothing but respect for Aaron ...

Can beggars like Aaron Rodgers be choosers ... Or veteran backup or Tyrod Taylor gets the job. Or ... "We'll explore all those options," new GM Darren Mougey said. "There's a lot of intriguing ...

The New York Jets have appointed Aaron Glenn as head coach and named Tyrod Taylor as their starting quarterback following ...

Aaron Rodgers is on the hunt for a new team after the New York Jets announced their decision to part ways with him. His priority is to join a team that wants him and has a strong roster.

New York Jets. Aaron Rodgers gets strict: Not just any team will be able to hire his services next season Las Vegas Raiders. Tom Brady's $3M surprise: The NFL legend gifts son diamond watch before ...

For the second year, host Trevor Noah gave a shout out to Taylor Swift. "And tonight no matter what happens, history will be made. Some artists like Sabrina Carpenter or Chappell Roan — who I ...

GREEN BAY, Wis. – Could Aaron Rodgers return to the Green Bay Packers? That seems like an impossibility. And yet, the odds of it happening actually improved in the latest update at FanDuel ...

Aaron Rodgers, a 21-year NFL veteran, is looking for a new team after a disappointing stint with the New York Jets. Despite inconsistent performances, Rodgers remains determined to continue his ...

New York Jets quarterback Jordan Travis came to Aaron Rodgers' defense on Saturday ... he is one of my good friends in this league," Taylor told Newsweek's James Brizuela on Feb. 22.