As Aaron Rodgers goes up against the Jets this week, he'll be playing a much different team than the one he manned just a season ago. Following Rodgers's unsuccessful two-year stint in New York—which was marred by an injury that caused him to miss all but one drive in 2023—the Jets overhauled the organization and brought in Darren Mougey and Aaron Glenn as the new general manager and head coach.
Glenn quickly set the tone for how he plans to run his team and the culture he is instilling. One of his first moves was informing Rodgers that the team planned to go in another direction at quarterback. After that, the Jets signed Justin Fields to a two-year deal to be their next signal-caller.
