Aaron Rodgers has embraced the leadership role with the New York Jets, recognizing that the team's success revolves around him. The franchise has granted him significant influence, similar to privileges given to quarterbacks like Tom Brady and Peyton Manning. Despite turning 40 and returning from a torn Achilles, Rodgers acknowledges the pressure to prove himself at a high level in the 2024 season. The Jets, desperate for a championship after a prolonged drought, have high expectations for Rodgers to deliver success and address the team's shortcomings. The quarterback emphasizes the need for improvements in the offensive line and additional receiving help. Ultimately, the Jets' success depends on Rodgers showcasing his abilities and leading the team to victory in pursuit of a championship.
Aaron Rodgers knows full well that the Jets’ universe revolves around him, and that is the way he likes it and wants it. It is the way he is wired, the way every franchise quarterback should be wired. Your ball, your team, your game to win, your Super Bowl to chase, your legacy to build. Or in his case, your New York legacy to create.