The New York Jets have announced that they are moving on from quarterback Aaron Rodgers after just two seasons. Rodgers met with new head coach Aaron Glenn and new general manager Darren Mougey earlier this month and “shared that our intention was to move in a different direction at quarterback.

The Jets will move on from quarterback Aaron Rodgers. But Rodgers reportedly didn't want to move out. Steve Helling and Ryan Dunleavy of the New York Post report that Rodgers "pleaded" with the Jets to keep him,

Before the New York Jets announced this week that they are moving on from veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers after two seasons with the team, Rodgers reportedly tried to make his case for why the Jets should keep him.

Recently, the New York Jets made it known that they plan to move on from Aaron Rodgers later this offseason. This doesn’t come as a significant surprise, considering they have a new general manager and head coach.

Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets are officially done. The team has announced plans to part ways with the veteran quarterback following two disappointing campaigns, and it appears his off-field behavior is what’s landed him in the doghouse.

A new report suggests quarterback Aaron Rodgers had a surprisingly strong reaction to the New York Jets’ decision to move on from him after two seasons.