News of Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers agreeing to a new two-year, $75 million deal had the NFL world buzzing on Wednesday afternoon.
Following the report from Tom Pelissero of NFL Network, many were in shock that the four-time NFL league MVP would agree to this sizable reduction in pay.
Agreeing to this enormous pay-cut not only means that Rodgers will likely be in New York for more than one season, as he has recently hinted, but also indicates that he wants to assist the team in surrounding him with the most weapons possible in order to help the club win their second Super Bowl in franchise history.