On the first day of the New Year, Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers gave what might have been his last midweek press conference with the Jets.
While he called the 2024 season a “shitty year for sure, in a lot of ways,” he said he’s “[t]hankful to be healthy, thankful to the guys for the way they made me feel welcome when I came in last year, thankful for the fans and the excitement that I felt both last year and at times this year.”
He called his time with the Jets “the best two years of my life.”
That seems odd on the surface, given that he won a Super Bowl and four league MVP awards during nearly two decades in Green Bay. Still, Rodgers said “this game is more than just” on-field results. He said he’s thankful for the people he met and the experiences he had with his …