Aaron Rodgers will give Jets extreme possibilities, for better or worse
For one of the first times in recorded history, a star quarterback wants to be a New York Jet. How strange.
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For one of the first times in recorded history, a star quarterback wants to be a New York Jet. How strange.
Jakobi Meyers had a rather notable reaction.
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Aaron Rodgers says his intention is to play for the New York Jets in the coming season as the four-time NFL MVP quarterback waits for the Green Bay Packers to trade him.
The Patriots lost a key wide receiver in Jakobi Meyers this week, and they've yet to land a free agent to help fill the void left at the position. But that doesn't mean the work isn't going on behind the scenes.
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The Patriots reportedly agreed to a deal with offensive tackle Calvin Anderson on Tuesday, and they added to their tackle depth with another signing on Wednesday.
"I will say, what I was surprised [about], was Jakobi. I thought what Jakobi signed for, for the Raiders was like ... eh."
With the free agency tampering period opening Monday, the Patriots have spent most of their time retaining their own players. That continued on Tuesday night, when the team agreed to a deal with safety Jabrill Peppers.
One tidbit about the deal might help explain why the Raiders were willing to execute the trade.
The Patriots made their first outside addition of free agency on Tuesday afternoon, agreeing to terms with offensive tackle Calvin Anderson.
For all intents and purposes, NFL free agency began at noon on Monday. Aaron Rodgers simply disagrees.
It's just a bit baffling why the Patriots weren't the team to give him that deal.
