Aaron Rodgers Becomes Free Agent as Giants and Vikings Explore QB Options

The Jets released the four-time MVP, while the Giants and Vikings weigh their quarterback choices, including Rodgers and Russell Wilson.

Aaron Rodgers was officially released by the New York Jets, making him a free agent for the first time in his career.
The New York Giants are considering Russell Wilson as a potential quarterback option and have scheduled a meeting with him on Friday, March 13.
The Minnesota Vikings are reportedly discussing the possibility of signing Rodgers, which could delay rookie J.J. McCarthy's starting role until 2026.
Russell Wilson, after a visit with the Cleveland Browns, is set to meet with the Giants as they seek a veteran quarterback solution.
The Jets' decision to release Rodgers allows them to spread his $49 million cap hit over two seasons, providing financial flexibility moving forward.