Aaron Rodgers on Jets playing in 6 prime-time games in 2024: 'I love it'
Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets are slated to be featured a lot in prime time during the 2024 NFL season, but the quarterback is embracing it.
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Longtime Aaron Rodgers nemesis says 'league is in trouble' as star QB returns from injury
Greg Jennings once won a Super Bowl with the Green Bay Packers alongside Aaron Rodgers. But since retiring nearly a decade ago, the former Pro Bowl wide receiver has often criticized his former quarterback, who enters a pivotal 2024 season with the New York Jets as a 40-year-old recovering from a torn Achilles.
Jets' Aaron Rodgers says opted against becoming RKF Jr's running mate, wants NFL career to continue
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Aaron Rodgers embraces pressure of Jets' do-or-die season - ESPN
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Aaron Rodgers is back as the starting quarterback of the New York Jets — healthy, confident and ready for a potential do-or-die season for himself and the entire organization.
Aaron Rodgers Says If He Doesn't Play Well Everybody At The Jets Is 'Out Of Here'
So what are the stakes for Aaron Rodgers this year? Well, there's the nearly unprecedented challenge of coming back from a season-ending Achilles injury at the age of 40. There's this thing about living up to the NFL's expectations for the Jets from last year.
Aaron Rodgers is 'doing everything' at practice in return from Achilles injury
Aaron Rodgers is officially putting his torn Achilles tendon behind him.
Jets' Robert Saleh - Aaron Rodgers 'doing everything' at OTAs - ESPN
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Aaron Rodgers is officially putting his torn Achilles tendon behind him.
NFL executive explains Jets-heavy early prime-time schedule - ESPN
The New York Jets landed a record number of prime-time games over the first three months of the 2024 season because the appeal of four-time MVP Aaron Rodgers was too great to ignore, the NFL acknowledged Thursday.