Aaron Rodgers has agreed to rework his contract with the Jets, which would be good for the team, and he reiterated he's not just here for 2023.
— and he's taking a pay cut to try to help deliver a Super Bowl to the winning-starved franchise.
The person spoke to the AP on the condition of anonymity because the team didn't announce the contract. NFL Network first reported the sides had agreed to a new deal — that includes no-franchise tag and no-trade clauses — after Rodgers confirmed a ProFootballTalk report Tuesday night he had agreed to a reworked contract.
Rodgers previously agreed to a reworked contract that helped push the trade forward. He was due a fully guaranteed $58.3 million option bonus, but it was shifted to next year. That left New York needing to pay Rodgers the minimum during his first three months with the team, which cost only $1.2 million against the salary cap — helping the Jets make additional roster moves and signings.
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