The New York Jets are now all-in for Aaron Rodgers after meeting with the quarterback on Tuesday, and a series of departures have followed as they look to make room for the veteran.
The Jets made signing a "veteran quarterback" their priority this off-season, as although they remain committed to Zach Wilson for the long-term, the last campaign proved that he's not quite ready. Tom Brady ruled himself out of a potential trade when announcing his retirement in February, but the Jets are on the verge of bringing in Rodgers after holding positive talks in California.
Rodgers declared he was open to the move, and after the Green Bay Packers gave clearance for talks to commence this week, his off-season saga may finally be coming to an end. Talks appear to have gone well, with Jets confidence reported to be high following the initial round of conversations, and subsequent bold roster moves already underway in anticipation for a potential deal.
