The New York Jets management is said to have told Aaron Rodgers that he has regulations regarding media appearances when he returns to the team for the 2025 season.
The news comes from Dianna Russini, a former NFL analyst at ESPN who currently works for Athletic. .
This obviously includes former Jets star Aarong Len, who was hired, and then spoke with Rogers about what the team's future looks like.
According to Russini, Glenn told Rogers: [of] Training camp, [and] I'm not going to do any more interviews with Pat McAfee. ”
The “Pat McCuffy Show” on ESPN is where Rogers made some of his most newsworthy remarks, including when he had a public feud with his recent host, Jimmy Kimmel.
Another example is when Rogers said in December 2024 that he needed to state whether journalists had received the Covid-19 vaccine before criticizing him, and readers and viewers said that media members had a Covid-19 vaccine. You will know if you were “captured” by 19 propaganda.
“Each member of this team will be treated the same way.”
Russini has made a point about her podcast.”Scoop City“With co-host and Super Bowl champion Chase Daniel, Daniel immediately asked Rasini to clarify who had told Rogers the new requirements.
She reiterated, “When the GM and the head coach had these conversations.”
Russini argued that this is Glenn's way of regaining control of the teams that the Rodgers are primarily considered driving. There have been rumours swirling that Rogers was responsible for firing former head coach Robert Sale throughout the 2024 season, but Rogers It was rejected He had a part of it.
The 42-year-old quarterback was accused of intentionally laughing at the jet's ownership in order to be traded or cut by his team.
“Aaron Glenn… that's someone who pushes, 'I'm going to be responsible for everyone on this team, and everyone on this team will be treated the same way,'' Rasini said of the new coach's mindset. Ta.
Daniel questioned whether Rogers would remain the Jets quarterback if he agreed to the provisions he was supposed to do, but Rasini would try to move on from Rogers no matter what happens. He insisted that.
Rodgers still has one year left on his three-year, $112.5 million contract with the Jets. It remains unclear whether he will retire before or after the contract goes out. Neither Rogers nor McAfee have publicly addressed the rumors.
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