Aaron Rodgers is doing everything these days to make the rookies on the New York Jets feel at home. Like actually letting them stay in his home. "He said I could stay in his guest house if I wanted to," third-round draft pick Malachi Corley said recently ...

The New York Jets selected Florida State quarterback Jordan Travis in the fifth round of the 2024 NFL Draft, with pick No. 171. And now, the former Seminole has his sights set on something bigger: becoming the guy for the Jets after Aaron Rodgers hangs up his cleats.

Aaron Rodgers will turn 41 this season, so when the Jets selected Jordan Travis in this year’s draft, there was an understanding that he could eventually be the four-time MVP’s replacement. And Travis knows this.

The Green Bay Packers did it in 2005, and maybe Ted Thompson was the only man who would have the demeanor to do so without a clear blueprint of how that would work out. On Adam Schefter’s podcast, former Packers executive Eliot Wolf talked about how Thompson fell in love with Aaron Rodgers before taking him with the 24th overall pick.