The New York Times – Sports:
Adding Rodgers, the star quarterback, to a team with young talent and a strong defense has players eyeing the Super Bowl. It is a big jump for a franchise that has missed the past 12 postseasons.
Category: Rodgers, Aaron
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Jets Introduce Aaron Rodgers at News Conference After Trade
The New York Times – Sports:
“I really try and listen to the signs and synchronicities that the universe puts in our face every day,” Aaron Rodgers said, “and this was basically the direction that everything was pointing.”
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Jets Trade for Aaron Rodgers After Delay
The New York Times – Sports:
Rodgers, a four-time league M.V.P. with the Green Bay Packers, will look to turn the Jets into a Super Bowl contender.
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Lamar Jackson and Aaron Rodgers Trade Questions Go Unanswered
The New York Times – Sports:
Lamar Jackson and Aaron Rodgers remain the headliners in an off-season filled with secrets, half-truths and undone deals.
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Titletown in Green Bay, Where Packer Fans Come Together
The New York Times – Sports:
In Green Bay, the field at the mixed-use development next to the Packer’s home stadium was designed as a place for football-obsessed fans to celebrate, win or lose.
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Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers Look to Rebound From Bad Starts
The New York Times – Sports:
Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson and Matt Ryan have been among the N.F.L.’s most successful quarterbacks over the past 15 years. Their disappointing starts this season are unique in their own ways.
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What We Learned From Week 5 in the N.F.L.
The New York Times – Sports:
The Giants’ win revealed the depth of the Packers’ offensive troubles, Jacoby Brissett was more than just a placeholder for the Browns, and the Bills have two receivers defenses should respect.
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The Chasm Between AFC and NFC Teams Seems Huge — for Now
The New York Times – Sports:
Led by offenses both expected (the Bills and Ravens) and surprising (the Jaguars), A.F.C. teams have dominated early-season scoring while perennial N.F.C. contenders have shown their age.
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Shorting the Receiver Market, the Packers and Cowboys Bet Wrong
The New York Times – Sports:
Aaron Rodgers isn’t the only quarterback who is missing his former wideouts. Just the angriest.