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Aaron Rodgers, 41, Denies Reports, Declares Jets His Top Choice Amid Management Changes

Nov 26, 2024, 06:41 PM

Aaron Rodgers, the 41-year-old quarterback of the New York Jets, addressed his future with the team during an appearance on the Pat McAfee Show. He denied reports claiming he doesn't want to play for the Jets next season, stating that such allegations are "100% false" and that he has not told anyone he doesn't want to be in New York. Rodgers emphasized that he hasn't decided whether he will play in 2025, explaining that his decision will depend on his physical health and whether the new regime wants him back. He expressed that New York would be his "first option" if he chooses to continue playing. Rodgers also reflected on his time with the Jets, calling the past two years "really beautiful," despite frustrations and difficulties. He expressed disappointment over the firing of General Manager Joe Douglas, whom he described as a "great man" and a "damn good General Manager," and mentioned his hope that his performance could have helped keep Douglas in his position. Additionally, Rodgers noted that he feels physically great after a week off, maintains a strong relationship with the team's medical staff, and has "never turned down any scans." He also dismissed the sources of the false reports, stating he doesn't have relationships with reporters who would break such stories.