Aaron Rodgers could explore every potential suitor before officially becoming a free agent. The New York Jets decided not to retain the enigmatic quarterback for his 21st NFL season. Rodgers reportedly contacted one organization that wouldn't require him to move.

The New York Jets and rest of the NFL took in the 2025 combine this week from Indianapolis. Included in the bunch was head coach Aaron Glenn and general manager Darren Mougey. In a change from the previous front office in New York,

After weeks of speculation, the New York Jets decided to move on from Aaron Rodgers. He spent two years with the team and it doesn't seem like it was the easiest decision, but when the Jets hired Aaron Glenn and Darren Mougey to be the team's head coach and general manager,

Johnson's Jets are the only franchise to receive an 'F' in the ownership category for 2025, ranking just ahead of the Cardinals and Carolina Panthers, who both received a 'D-' in the survey. Here's how the NFLPA arrived at the grade, according to the report card:

Johnson's failing grade comes after a 2024 season in which the team as a whole failed their fans. The Jets finished 5-12 despite the return of star quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Meanwhile, the New York Giants, which finished the season 3-14, dropped from eighth last year to 20th in the latest report. Giants owner John Mara received a C+ grade.

New York Jets owner Woody Johnson finished dead-last among NFL owners in the annual NFLPA report cards, which saw the team's overall ranking drop significantly.

The New York Jets are in need of a quarterback as the 2025 NFL offseason rolls on. Following the team's split with Aaron Rodgers, somebody is needed. With the 2025 NFL draft in April, could a rookie be heading to New York?

As teams evaluate their options under center, college prospects are making their case to step into professional spotlights across the league. Aaron Rodgers won’t be under center for the New York Jets in 2025,

After announcing their plans to cut bait with Aaron Rodgers this offseason, the New York Jets can no longer run