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Hall of Famer Dan Marino had the best fortune after the injury, but he was significantly younger than Rodgers at the time of suffering the malady. Plus, the history of quarterbacks bouncing back in their 30s from his specific injury isn't particularly rosy. The 19-year veteran is, of course, financially equipped to be able to walk away from that money given his $341.6 million in career earnings, strictly from NFL contracts with the Packers and Jets, ranks as the most for any player in NFL history, according to. Rodgers did sign a three-year deal with the Jets that runs through 2025 worth up to $112.5 million with $75 million fully-guaranteed. Although from everything the football world knows about Rodgers, his internal chip-on-his-shoulder motivation may not allow him to go out this way.

2, making it likely his recovery is much closer to the back end of that timeline than the front end. Now, there's a chance the trade for Rodgers ends up as the ultimate Jets disappoint if the future Hall of Famer decides enough is enough when it comes to football, as recovery from a torn Achilles ranges from six to 12 months. Larry David once made an episode of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" centered around the Jets, his favorite team, killing his friend Carl because of the consistent disappointment they brought to his life. However, the Jets, notorious for their snake-bitten fortunes when it comes to quarterbacks, saw their worst nightmare become reality Monday night in their 22-16 overtime win against the Buffalo Bills: Rodgers tore his Achilles on their opening possession, ending his 2023 season. Everything the Jets said on HBO's "Hard Knocks" in the lead up to the 2023 season said as much. Pairing a top-five scoring defense (18.6 points per game) with one of the NFL's best quarterbacks ever, had Gang Green feeling like Super Bowl contention was firmly in its grasp. The 2023 New York Jets season had all the promise in the world after they acquired four-time NFL MVP and Super Bowl XLV MVP quarterback Aaron Rodgers in a trade with the Green Bay Packers this past offseason.