Background information emerges in the imminent breakup between the Jets and Aaron Rogers.

Apparently, Aaron Glenn had some demands of the quarterback.

Let's break down what this all means today on Locked On Jets.

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It's Wednesday, February 12th, 2025, and I'm your host, John B from gangreneation.com. Thank you so much for making the show your first listener first watch every day. And a big shout out to you every day. This is a daily podcast cover the New York Jets with new episodes each day through the week, Monday through Friday. It's Wednesday, which means it's time for our weekly mailbag. Each Wednesday,

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Our first question, John, I'm sure you've read the article on the athletic about the meeting between

Aaron Glenn and Aaron Rogers. What do you make of it? So yes, everybody's favorite, every Jets fan's

favorite reporter, Diana Rusiniini had an article out yesterday,

which provided some insider information on the meeting that the Jets had with Aaron Rogers.

And this was the meeting that Jay Glazer discussed on Fox when right before the Super Bowl,

which indicated that the Jets had decided they were going to move on from Rogers.

And what Rusini reported is that in this meeting, the Jets were undecided whether to go forward with Rogers,

but they were open to the possibility if Rogers agreed to make the following adjustments.

One is that Rogers would no longer be permitted to make outside media appearances during the season,

including his regular

paid appearances on the Pat McAfee show. Two, he would be required to attend all mandatory

practices. Last year, Rogers missed two mandatory mini camp practices due to our previously scheduled

vacation trip to Egypt. So these are demands. These are asked that the Jets had of Aaron Rogers evidently. And I guess

reading between the lines, these were not really things Rogers was open to. Now, I've been on record on this.

I don't think in a vacuum, it's a big deal that Rogers skipped those mini camp practices. I don't

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