Aaron Rodgers was fired up after Zach Wilson completed a 57-yard pass during the Jets’ matchup against the Browns in the Hall of Fame Game.
The New York Jets took the field in the shadow of the Pro Football Hall of Fame with a quarterback who one day will be enshrined there.
Aaron Rodgers made his first unofficial on-field appearance as a member of the Jets on Thursday during their preseason opener against the Cleveland Browns in the NFL's annual Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio. But he was on the sideline. Still, it marked the dawning of a new era for a team that has not had much stability at the quarterback position since Joe Namath's 12-year tenure, which included the team's lone Super Bowl appearance and victory in 1969.
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