The New York Jets have made a significant decision regarding their quarterback situation. the team has decided to part ways with veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers, officially moving on from him after one season.

Glazer reported on Super Bowl Sunday that Rodgers made the trip back to New Jersey last week to meet with Jets management about his future with the team. However, during this meeting, the Jets informed Rodgers that they would be moving forward without him. The move effectively signals the end of Rodgers’ tenure with the Jets after just one year, paving the way for the team to seek a new starting quarterback.

Rodgers, who remains a talented player at 41 years old, is expected to remain active in the league. The Jets are likely to designate him as a June 1 release, which would allow Rodgers to sign with any team starting on March 12. This decision also suggests that Rodgers plans to continue playing, though it will not be with the Jets.

With this change, the Jets are poised to look elsewhere for their quarterback solution under new head coach Aaron Glenn and general manager Darren Mougey. The team now faces the task of securing a signal-caller capable of leading them into the future while continuing to build a competitive roster.