Aaron Rodgers offered Jets a reminder of what’s possible in season opener
NY Post
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — When it was over, Aaron Rodgers stood in the locker room and told his Jets: “We’ll be better. I’ll be better.”
Out of the darkness at last, under a sun-splashed blue sky, Aaron Rodgers, his heartache and heartbreak in the rearview mirror, began his long-anticipated, much-ballyhooed Flight 24 designed to lift the Jets to a long-forgotten destination familiar only to Broadway Joe Namath: Football heaven.
Heaven can wait.
49ers 32, Jets 19.
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A look at the Knicks roster heading into the offseason:
What stands out, Jeremy Hefner relates, is how natural the decision felt. The Mets needed an extra starter in the midst of playing 10 straight days to give all the mainstays an extra day’s rest, notably Kodai Senga. Paul Blackburn was ready.