‘No one gave a f-whing st’ QB was not in the mandatory jet camp

The veteran field marshal Aaron Rodgers faced criticism for some of his false steps with the New York Jets, including the omission of the last season.

However, a team source told Bovada’s Josina Anderson That Rodgers was the model teammate and many of his criticisms were exaggerated.

“He was an outstanding teammate. I have seen him support the boys in many ways. Sometimes he could have been in a bad mood, but I saw him take notes at each meeting. We are talking about a field marshal from the Hall of Fame that He knows everything above all. “I know he wrote by hand the Christmas cards of the people and I heard that he paid for some food trucks for the boys during lunch. So things like that. I tell you that nobody gave an FT that was not there for the mandatory camp.

Things had a rocky start in the low season when the former chief coach of the Jets, Robert Saleh declared that the absence of Rodgers of the two -day mini -day minicamps was “unjustified.” Rodgers talked about the situation and minimized the controversy.

“They can arbitrarily put in any week of the OTAs that they want and say: ‘This is the week of mini -family’, which does it somehow more mandatory than the other weeks,” Rodgers saying In an episode of the Sorry my shot podcast. “But it was an Ota schedule. This is how words can be a bit misleading from time to time. They can make a story because I missed the mini -family, but in reality they were two days of Ota, but (me) I arrived at the first 10 “

The Jets announced earlier this month They will separate from Rodgers this low season, only two years after acquiring it from the Green Bay Packers. The 41 -year -old contemplated retirement, but is believed to return for a 21st season at the NFL.

It is not yet clear which teams will be interested in landing Rodgers in the free agency, but it leads to if he ends up adopting a different approach to his next franchise and participates in the entire low season program.