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To the surprise of no one, Aaron Rodgers' future was a key subject when Aaron Glenn and Darren Mougey interviewed with the New York Jets. Glenn and Mougey, now New York's head coach and general ...

"Aaron Rodgers will be talked about," Glenn said, saying that he and Mougey had already texted Rodgers to speak with him about the future. "As we continue to look at the roster, we'll make ...

Glenn added, “this thing is not about Aaron Rodgers. It is about the roster.” Jets owner Woody Johnson told reporters regarding Rodgers’ future on the roster, “I’m going to leave that to ...

Aaron Rodgers broke his silence about his future with the Jets after the franchise hired Aaron Glenn as their new head coach last month. That New York was looking for a head coach was down to them ...

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Here's a look at what they said regarding Rodgers' future. Glenn was careful to avoid anything definitive on the topic of Rodgers, answering questions like a seasoned veteran on Day 1.

Before the media session's Q&A was about to get started, Aaron Glenn brought up the elephant in the room before reporters could ask: the future of QB Aaron Rodgers. "Aaron Rodgers will be talked ...

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Glenn addressed Rodgers' uncertain future. "Aaron Rodgers will be talked about," Glenn said, as shared by Albert Bainbridge IV of NorthJersey.com. "We've already had that communication with Rodgers.