Jets Cut Aaron Rodgers' Friend, Sign Allen Lazard to Revised Deal

The New York Jets have officially moved on from Aaron Rodgers after a disappointing two-year tenure that included an Achilles injury in his debut game and only five wins in the subsequent season. Despite the lackluster performance, Jets linebacker Jamien Sherwood praised Rodgers for his mentorship and the positive impact he had on the team's culture. The Jets have also revised wide receiver Allen Lazard's contract, allowing him to stay with the team after accepting an $8.5 million pay cut, further distancing from the Rodgers era. Meanwhile, Rodgers remains a free agent with the Pittsburgh Steelers as the most likely destination if he chooses to continue playing. The Jets have begun a new chapter with a new head coach and quarterback, signaling a complete reset for the organization. As of now, Rodgers' future in the NFL remains uncertain.