Four-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers has officially announced his retirement from professional football, bringing an end to one of the most decorated careers in league history. The 42-year-old quarterback made the announcement via social media Sunday morning.
A Career for the Ages
Rodgers finishes his career with 475 touchdown passes, a 65.3% completion rate, and a Super Bowl XLV championship with the Green Bay Packers. His four MVP awards tie Peyton Manning for the most in NFL history.
The Legacy
“Football has given me everything,” Rodgers wrote in his statement. “The relationships, the competition, the moments of pure joy — I would not trade any of it. But my body is telling me it is time, and I am at peace with that.”
Impact on the Jets
The New York Jets now face a massive question at quarterback heading into the 2026 season. The team is expected to pursue options in both free agency and the upcoming NFL Draft.
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