The NFL's new league year has commenced, leading to the Jets officially releasing quarterback Aaron Rodgers after two seasons. The decision comes under the new leadership of head coach Aaron Glenn and general manager Darren Mougey, who are looking to shift the team in a fresh direction. This release results in a significant $49 million dead cap hit for the Jets. Despite this, Rodgers may continue his career, with teams like the Giants and Steelers reportedly interested in signing him for the upcoming season.
The Jets are officially releasing the 41-year-old quarterback Wednesday after two seasons, with the new regime of head coach Aaron Glenn and general manager Darren Mougey opting to move in a different direction.
The Jets are eating a $49 million dead cap hit.
Rodgers seems poised to play a 21st NFL season in 2025, with the Giants and Steelers pursuing him in NFL free agency.
The Jets announced last month they were moving on from Rodgers.
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