Jets tell Aaron Rodgers they’re moving on from QB in face-to-face meeting
NY Post
NEW ORLEANS — The Aaron Rodgers Era with the Jets apparently is over.
Fox Sports insider Jay Glazer reported that Rodgers met with the Jets last week in New Jersey and was told the team is moving on from him.
This is not a surprise. Things have been trending this way for months with the Jets making a change at general manager and head coach.
New GM Darren Mougey and coach Aaron Glenn did not say much about Rodgers at their introductory press conference, and that silence was telling.
It has been believed for a while that the team would move on from Rodgers.
It would be difficult for Glenn to establish a new program with the 41-year-old Rodgers having such a big presence inside the organization.
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