Aaron Rodgers‘ stint with the New York Jets could still extend beyond this season — despite plenty of losses and disappointments.
The star quarterback, who’ll turn 41 on Dec. 2, previously said he’d like to play a few more years. And he insisted Wednesday that the Jets’ 3-7 start during a tumultuous season has not changed that stance.
“Not really,” Rodgers said in the locker room after practice. “Not for the negative, no. Not really.”
Rodgers was then asked by a reporter if he still wants to play next year.
“I think so, yeah,” the four-time NFL MVP said while nodding.
Rodgers’ future beyond this season has come into question in recent weeks, particularly because of his mediocre play during the worst start of his 20-year career.
He has one year left on his contract that includes $2.5 million in non-guaranteed base salary with $21 million in bonuses. He would count $23.5 million…
