The new head coach of the New York Jets, Aaron Glenn, hit back hard at reporters who have been relentlessly asking the same question about whether Aaron Rodgers will be the starting quarterback for the franchise next season. His response is likely to serve as a warning to other reporters.
According to Glenn’s latest comments, he made it clear to the reporters seeking an answer about whether Aaron Rodgers will be the starter or not with the Jets that they will receive the same response from him, saying they can keep asking but will get nothing from him.
“You can continue to ask me the same question, you’ll get the same answer… You’re not going to get me.” That was his blunt reply to the New York reporters, who are eager to know the future of the quarterback now that Glenn is in charge of the team.
Reporters have been persistently questioning whether Aaron Rodgers will be the starting quarterback next season. While Rodgers had a solid individual season, throwing for 28 touchdowns, 11 interceptions, and 3,897 yards, it wasn’t enough to propel the Jets into the playoffs, as they finished the season with a 5-12 record.
Glenn Emphasizes the Bigger Picture Beyond Rodgers
In addition to answering repeated questions about Rodgers’ status for the upcoming season, the Jets’ new head coach made it clear: “This thing is not about Aaron Rodgers. This is about the roster.” He stressed that the adjustments to be made wouldn’t focus solely on the quarterback position but would involve all positions on the team.
see also
Aaron Rodgers' net worth: How much wealth does the New York Jets quarterback have?
Rodgers’ Age Could Be a Factor Moving Forward
It’s important to note that Rodgers is a 20-year veteran of the NFL, having won a Super Bowl with the Packers. He joined the Jets in 2023 with hopes of returning to the big game. In December of the 2025 season, Rodgers will turn 42, which will be the final year of his contract with the Jets. He is set to earn a base salary of $7 million that year.
