When the Jets traded for Aaron Rodgers, the move was known to be a short-term acquisition. Still, the future Hall of Famer’s abbreviated tenure in New York took a form neither he nor the team anticipated and both sides are now moving on.

Rodgers threw for 28 touchdowns to 11 interceptions last season with the Jets but was among the worst quarterbacks from an efficiency standpoint. He'll be searching for a new place to call home this offseason. And some may think that new home might just be where he got his start in the first place.

Aaron Rodgers already made it clear he wants to continue playing in the NFL, despite the New York Jets already telling the veteran that they intend to move on from him next season