Aaron Rodgers has won multiple MVP awards. He’s a Super Bowl winner. I would even suggest he has a lot to offer the Jets, who added QB2 Tyrod Taylor this offseason, in 2024. But skipping out on minicamp is kind of tough to take, especially when Rodgers missed basically the entire 2023 season with an injury. It certainly allowed the keyboard warriors to vent on the internet. TikTok had a field day with it. The truth is, however, none of that is going to matter once a healthy Rodgers starts throwing rockets to Garrett Wilson and putting up huge numbers. These things tend to be forgotten once real football is played. And again, I really do believe Rodgers is going to have a great season. Trust me, I’ve seen vengeful Rodgers as a Bears fan. It’s not pleasant — for opponents anyway.
State of the New York Jets: Can Aaron Rodgers lead bounce-back campaign with improved roster?
