Aaron Rodgers Vows to Help Turn Jets Around If He Returns in 2025
Aaron Rodgers expresses commitment to help the Jets improve if he stays beyond 2025
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New York: Aaron Rodgers had a solid game, completing 23 of 36 passes for 274 yards and four touchdowns in the Jets’ 32-20 win over the Dolphins. This victory wrapped up a tough 5-12 season for the team.
In his first full season with the Jets, Rodgers threw for 3,897 yards and 28 touchdowns, but he’s now thinking about what’s next for him. He mentioned needing some time to reflect on his future in football and with the Jets.
Rodgers is looking forward to discussions with the Jets’ management, including Woody and Christopher Johnson. He’s uncertain about his future but is open to whatever direction the team decides to take.
He expressed that he feels good about his performance in the last few weeks, even at 40. He’s ready to accept whatever decision the Jets make, whether they want him to stay or if they’re ready to move on.
After joining the Jets from the Packers in April 2023, Rodgers faced a setback with a torn Achilles just four plays into the season. He’s under contract for 2025 and will turn 42 next December.
Rodgers emphasized that real change requires a collective effort and a strong culture focused on winning. He’s disappointed with the season’s outcome but believes every year brings a new chance to improve.
He has a lot of love for the Jets and hopes to be part of the turnaround. If he returns, he’s committed to doing everything he can to help the team succeed.