NFL Qb Once Spent 5 Years in Jail Vows to Use Aaron Rodgers Jersey One Month if This Deal Gets Real

Former NFL quarterback has expressed skepticism about the New York Jets’ potential acquisition of Aaron Rodgers. A former convict for burglary, theft, and drug-related charges, thinks Rodgers won’t fit well in the Jets. He went on to express his belief that the Jets, even with Rodgers, are not Super Bowl contenders, but may make it to the playoffs.

Further expressed interest in the drama if Rodgers joined the Jets and promised to wear an Aaron Rodgers Jets jersey for a month on his show if the deal happened.

Ex-QB offers to wear Rodgers’ Jets jersey for a month if he signs

Former NFL QB shared that he is not in favor of the potential deal, stating that it feels like Rodgers is holding the team hostage with his list of demands. “He’s holding like literally holding a ransom here’s the ransom note this is what I want in return for me,” Ryan Leaf said.

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However, he did express interest in the drama that would follow if Rodgers were to join the Jets. Leaf, who now lives in New York, stated that he would wear an Aaron Rodgers Jets jersey for a straight month on his show if the deal were to happen.

Leaf, who spent five years in jail on burglary, theft, and drug-related charges, stated that he doesn’t think Rodgers will be a good fit for the Jets. “I just don’t think it’s going to work out well for you guys,” he said, referring to the team’s reported interest in the Green Bay Packers’ star quarterback.

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Later, the intention to play next year and potentially play for the New York Jets revealed by Aaron Rodgers. He mentioned that he is not ready to make a decision yet and wants to focus on getting back into his workout routine to see if he still has the drive and passion to play. This information provides more context for the potential deal that Ryan Leaf was discussing earlier.

“I’ve just been focused on working out and taking care of my business out here. I obviously have an agent, and the GM’s have been talking, I’m sure about that at this point. Like I said, it’s my intention to play for the Jets but I’m still under contract with the Packers.” – Aaron Rodgers telling McAfee podcast.

Once highly promising football player Ryan Leaf had a troubled career in the NFL and personal struggles leading to prison. Now an advocate for mental health and addiction recovery, Leaf serves as a cautionary tale on the perils of success and ego in professional sports.

Despite his (Ryan) own doubts about Aaron Rodgers joining the Jets, Rodgers revealed his intention to potentially play for the team, highlighting the ongoing speculation around a potential deal.

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The potential acquisition of Aaron Rodgers by the New York Jets has been a topic of much speculation in recent weeks. As the narrative continues, it’s still undetermined whether Rodgers will ultimately join the Jets or remain with the Packers.