Former Jets QB makes huge prediction about Aaron Rodgers

Former New York Jets quarterback and present “The NFL Today” analyst Boomer Esiason believes Aaron Rodgers will spend a number of seasons because the membership’s starter.

“I think they went out there for the initial meetings and told him, ‘This is how we have to do things,’ and I think he understood that,” Esiason mentioned about the Jets and Rodgers throughout Thursday’s version of the WFAN morning present, per Ryan Chichester of Audacy. “I think he gave them a three-year commitment. I think they have to do that because of cap reasons and things of that nature.” 

Rodgers recommended shortly after his commerce from the Green Bay Packers grew to become official in late April that enjoying for the Jets “isn’t a one-and-done in my mind” despite the fact that he turns 40 years previous in early December and publicly flirted with retirement over the previous couple of years. It was later talked about that Rodgers would seemingly need to make a minimum of a two-year dedication to the Jets to make sure he earns over $100M hooked up to his contract. 

While Esiason has ties to the Jets and presumably would possess a minimum of some inside info about discussions between the franchise and Rodgers, the retired signal-caller acknowledged that the four-time NFL Most Valuable Player may all the time change his thoughts. 

“…Let’s say, the best-case scenario, he gets them to the playoffs, they lose in the playoffs, but he had a good year,” Esiason continued. “He’s definitely coming back. Worst-case scenario, let’s say he plays three games, blows out a shoulder, and is done for the year. Who knows what the future then holds? There are all different variables. He’s not gonna only be here for one year. That’s my point.”

Esiason added he has heard Rodgers has “a refreshed attitude” following his reunion with Jets offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett. The future Hall of Famer earned MVP honors for the 2020 and 2021 campaigns enjoying below Hackett in Green Bay. 

Former quarterback and present ESPN persona Dan Orlovsky shared the same soak up May about Rodgers being “refreshed” whereas having a “chip on the shoulder” with the Jets.