Aaron Rodgers Jokes About Being Released by a Teenager
Aaron Rodgers humorously reflects on the possibility of being released by the Jets, mentioning the influence of owner Woody Johnson’s teenage sons.
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New York: So, Aaron Rodgers was chatting with Pat McAfee a day early this week since it was Christmas Eve. He casually mentioned his future with the Jets, and it was pretty funny.
He joked about the idea of being released by the Jets, saying, “Being released would be a first; being released by a teenager, that would also be a first.” It’s all in good humor, and he seems to find the whole situation amusing.
Rodgers was referring to a report that Woody Johnson’s teenage sons have a say in team decisions. It’s wild, right? The Jets can’t make any moves until after the Super Bowl, so it’s a waiting game for now.
He’s made it clear that the Jets are his top choice for 2025. But he’s also playing it smart, saying he’ll decide about next year based on what the Jets want to do. It’s like he’s putting the ball in their court.
If the Jets want him, he can always change his mind later. If not, he can spin it to look like he’s the victim. It’s a clever way to keep his options open while also keeping the Jets on their toes.
Rodgers has been playing well enough to catch the eye of other teams, too. He’s kind of teasing the Jets, making it seem like he hopes they won’t want him. If they take the hint, he can use 2025 to show them they made a mistake.
And who knows, he might even pull out some of his classic lines, like claiming he doesn’t have cell service when they try to reach him about playing again. Classic Rodgers!