Jets' Aaron Rodgers on returning next season: ‘I think so, yeah'
Aaron Rodgers’ stint with the New York Jets could still extend beyond this season despite plenty of losses and disappointments. The star quarterback will turn 41 on Dec. 2. He insisted Wednesday that the Jets’ 3-7 start during a tumultuous season has not changed his stance that he wants to play beyond this season.
New York's lockdown cornerback walked back comments made on social media and took ownership for his down year.
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What we learned from the Jets' Week 10 loss to the CardinalsGLENDALE, ARIZONA – NOVEMBER 10: Thomas Morstead #6 and Spencer Shrader #40 of the New York Jets celebrate after kicking a ...
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Jets' Aaron Rodgers 'completely sucked the air out of the building,' ex-NFL star saysIt led to the Jets trading for Davante Adams and sending Williams to the ... And Russell Wilson has the confidence to throw ...
Belichick, who turns 73 in April, needs 15 wins to break Don Shula’s record. He might be a perfect candidate for a team that ...
Clark‘s troubles staying on the field do not date back to his time in Baltimore. The former Ravens strong safety only missed ...
The New York Jets have benched starting safety Tony Adams following a blowout loss to the Arizona Cardinals, per ESPN's Rich ...
Although the Jets traded Mike Williams to the Steelers, the wide receiver's exchanges with Aaron Rodgers aren't done yet.
To say the Aaron Rodgers era with the New York Jets has been a disappointment would be an understatement. Last year was ...
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