Concerns Loom Over Jets' Aaron Rodgers as He Approaches Age 39

NFL insider expresses doubts about New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers' ability to maintain top-level play as he nears the age of 40.

In The Athletic's 2023 Quarterback Tiers, anonymous coaches and executives rate Rodgers in Tier 2, but the overall consensus places him in Tier 1 alongside other elite quarterbacks.

The voter who ranked Rodgers in Tier 2 suggests that Father Time may catch up with the veteran quarterback, affecting his performance over a 17-game season.

Rodgers joined the Jets in 2022 but faced challenges, including injuries and a lack of established weapons in the passing game.

Despite a solid performance by most standards, Rodgers' statistics in 2022 were not up to his usual standards.

The Jets have since bolstered their offensive lineup with talented receivers such as Garrett Wilson, Allen Lazard, Mecole Hardman, and Corey Davis.

Additionally, the team boasts promising running back Breece Hall and the potential addition of four-time Pro Bowler Dalvin Cook.

The success of the Jets in 2023 largely depends on Rodgers' ability to maintain a high level of play.

 Opinions among NFL insiders vary, with some believing Rodgers can excel with the Jets' improved roster, while others remain skeptical.

As the 2023 season approaches, all eyes will be on Aaron Rodgers and his performance, with the Jets hoping for a successful campaign under his leadership.

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