Aaron Rodgers Faces Uncertain NFL Future as Teams Weigh Risks and Demands

The 41-year-old quarterback, recently released by the Jets, is considering offers from multiple teams but faces calls for greater commitment and leadership.

Aaron Rodgers, released by the New York Jets after a disappointing 5-12 season, is now a free agent exploring his next steps in the NFL.
NFL teams interested in Rodgers, including the Steelers, Giants, and Vikings, are reportedly demanding full offseason participation and a stronger leadership role from the veteran quarterback.
The Minnesota Vikings, while committed to developing their young quarterback J.J. McCarthy, are rumored to have interest in Rodgers but are cautious about overcommitting resources.
The Giants, coming off a 3-14 season, and the Steelers, dealing with quarterback instability, are also potential destinations but face challenges in aligning with Rodgers' preferences for a contender-ready team.
Rodgers has yet to make a decision about his future, with speculation growing about whether he will retire or return to reshape the league's power dynamics.