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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