Aaron Rodgers is still contemplating his new move, and it is beginning to feel as if the veteran quarterback might be heading for the exit at Lambeau Field and there is serious interest from the New York Jets.

Rodgers, who has only played for the Green Bay Packers over the course of his 18 NFL seasons, experienced a rare losing season in 2022 and failed to push the team to the play-offs and has been cagey about his future ever since.

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Rodgers will have watched the Tom Brady saga play out over the past year or so, when the NFL legend retired before returning to the game some weeks later, only to then see his efforts fail to inspire the Tampa Bay Buccaneers further than a limp Wild Card Play-Off loss and will want to make a decision that he won’t regret.

By all accounts, the Packers will want a good deal to trade Rodgers and want a first-round pick and more for the 39-year-old, and one wonders if the Jets are willing to dig deep to bring in a player with perhaps a season or two left in the tank, even a player as decorated and accomplished as Aaron Rodgers.

There is a great deal of speculation as to his future, and ESPN’s Adam Schefter believes it’s all or nothing in terms of Rodgers’ next move;

"My sense is there continues to be more and more signs about him leaving Green Bay. And I think in the end, my sense is ultimately it will come down to whether he wants to play elsewhere, which would be really the New York Jets, or whether he wants to retire. To me, those are the two most logical options and the two most likely scenarios here. But again, we have not heard from Aaron Rodgers himself.”

The Packers appear ready to give back-up QB Jordan Love a shot next season, and that will, of course, impact upon Rodgers’ thinking, and this has been backed up by general manager Brian Gutekunst, who stated about Love;

"I think I've expressed to a lot of people that he needs to play. That's the next step in his progression,"

"He needs to play. Jordan's done a great job working hard, so he's doing everything we're asking."

Rodgers opted to go on a four-day darkness retreat after the NFL season came to its completion and clearly has a lot of thinking to do, but he may well have to make his feelings clear sooner rather than later on this matter.