Aaron Rodgers may be on the verge of becoming the new starting quarterback for the New York Jets, but Zach Wilson has promised to be on his case.
Rodgers has finally broken his silence on his immediate NFL future, claiming on the Pat McAfee Show that the Green Bay Packers don't want him back, and that he intends to play for the Jets next season. The Packers and the Jets are still negotiating trade terms, but it looks like for the first time since 2005, Rodgers will be gearing up for a different franchise.
Wilson is still very much the long-term hope for the Jets, and head coach Robert Saleh was clear when targeting a 'veteran quarterback' that part of their duties would be to mentor the 23-year-old. But Wilson is still aiming to push Rodgers for the starter spot, after an honest admission back in January.
