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Jets flying out to speak with Aaron Rodgers about trade: report

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After Derek Carr landed with the New Orleans Saints on Monday, all gears have shifted for the New York Jets toward Aaron Rodgers. And they are wasting no time trying to get him in their uniform. 

The Jets reportedly flew in owner Woody Johnson’s plane to California to meet with Rodgers in person, according to ESPN. 

The Green Bay Packers, who still hold Rodgers’ contract rights, have given the Jets permission to speak with the veteran signal caller.

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Aaron Rodgers would be entering his 19th NFL season in 2023 – if he decides to continue playing football. (Peter Joneleit/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

Rodgers hasn’t decided what comes next in his NFL career, but the Jets are certainly giving it their all to pitch Gang Green to the four-time league MVP. He would be entering his 19th NFL season in 2023 – that’s if he decides to continue playing football. 

Rodgers recently went on a "darkness retreat" to sit alone with no outside distractions in a setting he felt would give him clarity on what to do next. When he emerged from the retreat, there was no public decision made. 

But, if the Jets are flying to meet with Rodgers, one would assume he is willing to hear them out. 

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A trade would have to be made between the Packers and Jets, and it may be tricky considering Rodgers has a guaranteed $59.465 million on the books if he plays next season. While it’s a $31,623,570 cap hit, he is slated to receive much more. 

However, Rodgers did mention in late January that he is open to renegotiating his deal. 

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