The New York Jets have confirmed their decision to move on from quarterback Aaron Rodgers after two seasons. In a face-to-face meeting, the Jets communicated their plans to the four-time NFL MVP, and they publicly expressed gratitude for his contributions to the franchise during his time with the team. Rodgers was reportedly asked to refrain from media appearances and attend mandatory practices if he wished to stay, leading to speculation about his future. As the situation unfolds, several potential landing spots are being discussed for Rodgers, including the Seattle Seahawks and Indianapolis Colts. The Jets are now exploring quarterback options for the upcoming seasons as they switch their focus to personnel changes.