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.
However, Rodgers had no say in Saleh's firing ... do what Saleh was unable to do and help the Jets play winning football. Related: The Major Move Robert Saleh Considered Making Prior to Jets ...
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Yes, Aaron Rodgers put the ball on the tee on Tuesday, when it comes to the still-unasked question of whether he agreed with ...
After Robert Saleh was unceremoniously fired by the New ... That’s kinda just what happens when you’re exposed to Aaron Rodgers’ ego and (gestures wildly at everything else).
New York fired Robert Saleh after five games, so here's a look at how interim coach Jeff Ulbrich has compared after five ...
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In discussing Chicago’s changes, Aaron Rodgers inadvertently said some things about the changes in New YorkJets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has kept his mouth shut regarding his true views on owner Woody Johnson’s rash decision to fire coach Robert Saleh after only five games. Beyond protesting ...
First, he called out Rodgers for his relationship with former head coach Robert Saleh, who was fired after five weeks.
Jeff Ulbrich is a class act for taking the heat for owner Woody Johnson. After Saleh was fired, Ulbrich was put in the most ...
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