Aaron Rodgers Weighs In On Rumored Drama With Jets, Favorite Thanksgiving Foods & More | Pat McAfee

11/27/24 •

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Aaron Rodgers discusses his recent trip back to Berkeley for a Cal football reunion and reflects on the importance of relationships in football. He also addresses rumors about his future with the New York Jets, including his uncertainty about playing in 2025 and the recent firings of head coach Robert Saleh and general manager Joe Douglas, while maintaining a positive outlook despite the team's struggles.

Cal Football Reunion

• 00:00:23 Rodgers describes his recent trip back to Berkeley for a Cal football reunion, where he reconnected with former teammates and coaches. The reunion was organized to honor the 2004 team and coach Jeff Tedford. Many former players traveled from across the world to participate, including Marshon Lynch, who was working on a Netflix movie in New Mexico at the time.

Jets Future

• 00:07:25 Rodgers addresses rumors about his future with the Jets, denying that he's told anyone he wants to play in 2025 and not with the Jets. He emphasizes that he's still evaluating his options, including whether he wants to continue playing at all, and New York would be his first choice if he does.

Injury Status

• 00:10:32 Rodgers clarifies reports about his injury and refusal to get scans, stating that he feels great and has had open communication with the Jets' medical staff. He emphasizes his experience and understanding of his body and his unwillingness to go on Injured Reserve without a genuine injury.

Coach & GM Firings

• 00:17:25 Rodgers discusses the firings of Jets' head coach Robert Saleh and general manager Joe Douglas, expressing disappointment and acknowledging that he played a role in those events. He emphasizes the human side of the situation, highlighting the impact on families and expressing his respect for both men, particularly Joe Douglas.

Media Coverage

• 00:29:05 Rodgers expresses his concerns about the journalistic integrity of certain media outlets and the motivation behind leaking information. He believes much of the information reported is exaggerated or untrue and that some reporters are motivated by self-preservation and the need to find a ‘fall guy.’ He highlights the difficulty of discerning truth from misinformation.