PHOENIX — As the Aaron Rodgers saga drags on, Jets head coach Robert Saleh refused to give a timeline of when he’d want the quarterback to be part of his team.
Rodgers said earlier this month that he wants to play for the Jets and that the Packers were holding up a deal while they wait for the right trade compensation. The Bears are eagerly awaiting the conclusion of the Rodgers drama; the quarterback who said he owns the Bears has only lost five times in 30 meetings of the NFL’s most storied rivalry.
