Aaron Rodgers talked at length Tuesday about the ascent of a team he used to torment. The Jets' quarterback was asked about the importance of ownership, in general, during his weekly paid appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show,

Things were supposed to be different for the New York Jets the last two seasons after acquiring quarterback Aaron Rodgers from the Green Bay Packers.

One day after Rodgers praised the Lions for the patience that their ownership showed in the early years of a rebuild, the QB was asked how that compares to the Jets’ situation.

Netflix has announced there will be a docuseries on the Jets QB that will be released later this month. It will feature much of Rodgers’ time with the Jets. The trailer of it was released during his weekly appearance on the “Pat McAfee Show” and that can be found below:

The New York Jets won't be playing much meaningful football in December, but quarterback Aaron Rodgers still figures to be the talk of the league ahead of Christmas. It isn't just because of the 41-year-old's uncertain future with the Jets.

Robert J. Kennedy Jr. was seen asking New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers if he considered getting into politics during a trailer for Rodgers' upcoming Netflix docuseries.

Aaron Rodgers is addressing his long-standing estrangement from his family, which includes his parents and his brothers.

The NFL legend has opened up about the setbacks he has suffered due to his own personal opinions as part of a fresh series chronicling his comeback from an Achilles injury