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Even before his retirement, Aaron Rodgers had his plans firmly in place. Since his trade to the Jets from the Green Bay Packers, fans have showered him with affection during his time with the Jets, and the Big Apple city has warmly embraced him. Bolstered by this support from the outset, Rodgers has already expressed his contentment with his new city on his favorite show, ‘The Pat McAfee Show.’

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Yet, alongside the positive reception, speculation has been rife that the 39-year-old is nearing retirement. Many pondered what A-Rod’s post-retirement plans would be. However, just a few days ago, New York Jets new QB Rodgers decisively dispelled one speculation and clarified his stance.

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Is Rodgers choosing to coach post-retirement?

The Jets quarterback made it clear on Tuesday that he doesn’t intend to follow the paths of former NFL stars like Philip Rivers and Deion Sanders, who turned to coaching high school and college football after retiring from playing. He’s also not eyeing an NFL coaching role. Aaron Rodgers stated, “Listen, there’s not a lot of players who turned into great coaches. I think there’s some reasons for that. But I’ve given a lot to this game. This game has given me a lot. And I think when I’m done, I’m gonna be done.

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Given Rodgers’ leadership skills and football knowledge, it was a natural question to ask by the reporters. His teammates and coaches continuously highlight his influence at 1 Jets Drive, and they hold him in high regard. Their camaraderie is evident, showcased by the recent release of Mic’d Up moments from the Jets-Buccaneers joint practice on the Jets’ official YouTube page.

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Interestingly, despite the alleged stern appearance, Rodgers reveals his true and genuinely happy face to his audience.

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Fans think Rodgers is a nice man?

The New York Jets’ official YouTube page unveiled a video showcasing Rodgers immersed in playful camaraderie with his Jets and Buccaneers teammates. The footage captures him spinning the football, engaging in cheerful conversations, singing, effortlessly interacting with kids, and revealing a delightful side that’s impossible to ignore. Unsurprisingly, many of his fans seized this opportunity to witness their Mr. Cool in cheerful mode, showering him with hopes, prayers, and adoration. One fan conveyed, “I hope he wins one. All he needs is 1.

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In the comments section, sentiments poured in. One person remarked, “Man, the amount of respect and love tha Aaron gets is unbelievable. We are witnessing a living legend at work!🐻⬇️

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Reflecting on Rodgers’ character, another fan observed, “And people all these years says he doesn’t care about his teammates, is rude, selfish, crybaby, etc. dude has always been a smiling good man who likes to have fun and shows respect to players and coaches. Media has brainwashed millions of people into thinking he’s some shitty guy.

A supporter cheered, “All the years I watched this man play football?I NEVER saw him play with such freakin joy!Truly rootin for this team to go all the way!

One fan voiced their appreciation for Rodgers’ demeanor, noting, “He gives off the calm, cool energy of a champion. Kind of Montana-esque.

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All in all, the video portrays a joyful and positive side of Aaron Rodgers that is rare to watch.

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