Aaron Rodgers Highlights One Of The Coolest Moments Of His Career

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers highlighted one of the coolest moments he has experienced during his NFL career on Barstool's podcast, Pardon My Take released Sunday.

That moment? When he got to run out of the tunnel in his first game with the Jets on 9/11, holding up the American flag. He said it meant a lot to him, "being the patriot that he is."

This night didn't go the way Rodgers or anybody else wanted it to; however, his sights are now set forward with a very talented team assembled around him as the 2024-25 season nears.

Rodgers has had a hall-of-fame career with the Green Bay Packers ; however, he remains vigilant that there is still plenty left in the tank, and he feels the Jets have a team capable of winning the Super Bowl.

Now entering his 20th season in the NFL, he has managed to be one of the most talented and skilled quarterbacks in the history of the sport. Rodgers has a career 475-105 touchdown-to-interception ratio and is nearing 60,000 career passing yards.

The former MVP isn't done yet, and the New York Jets are a team to keep an eye on with playmakers on both sides of the ball in a very winnable division.

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