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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AmishMafia" data-source="post: 997190" data-attributes="member: 2846">Best scenario, he has a chip on his shoulder from "being rejected" (in his mind) from the Packers. He works hard, listens to coaches, and is a good teammate. He develops a report with his WRs, helps foster their development and works with them to get on the same page. They play well early and fans get behind Rodgers and the team. Young Jets players develop into stars. Jets win the division and make a run to SB champs.Worst scenario, he adopts an attitude of "I'm Aaron Rodgers, the GOAT, and we will be great because i am on the field". He expects the coaches to work for him and expects his receivers to know to do what he is thinking. The Jets struggle early because AR is not on the same page as the receivers. The NY fans will not make excuses for him like he is used to. Criticism will be harsh and his ego will take a big hit. He will struggle harder to make the really big play which spirals him down even further. Packers end up with NYs top 10 pick in the '24 draft.I really could see either of these extremes happen.</blockquote>

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