Overview
- Rodgers is now the Steelers’ starting quarterback and returns to MetLife Stadium on Sunday to face the Jets in the season opener.
- Wilson called Rodgers a “living legend” and said he soaked up lessons from their time together despite their lack of contact since the split.
- Multiple reports say the pair clashed at times last season and that the midseason trade for Davante Adams shifted targets, with Adams receiving 25 more looks over 11 games.
- Wilson still produced career highs in 2024 with 101 catches for 1,104 yards and seven touchdowns as the Jets finished 5-12.
- The Jets reoriented the offense around Wilson under new coach Aaron Glenn with Justin Fields at quarterback, and Wilson said the team has a chance to make things right starting Sunday.