Jets didn't Get Insurance

[Wi. Mike now in Florida]

Report: Jets made huge preseason blunder with Aaron Rodgers’ contract - NewsBreak

The New York Jets cannot be blamed for Aaron Rodgers’ likely season-ending injury, but they may be regretting one blunder they made in the preseason before any of that happened. The Jets turned down multiple opportunities to purchase disability insurance on Rodgers’ contract before the season...

www.newsbreak.com

 

[ClutchLove]

Yeah, it's well known that they essentially paid him ~$38M for 4 plays LOL

But kudos and respect to Aaron for busting his butt and trying to recover ASAP

 

[longtimefan]

Wonder if packers did that?

and Rodgers walking ( all be it bad) but walking wo crutches .

he may just do this

 

[rmontro]

Rodgers was throwing passes in the warmup today. Crazy. Jets aren't doing bad without him though, they beat the Eagles today.

 

[ClutchLove]

Wonder if packers did that?

and Rodgers walking ( all be it bad) but walking wo crutches .

he may just do this

I respect Aaron for the attempt to recover so quickly - especially regarding his age

Honestly though, I mean, he has to at least feel bad (or like he owes it to them) - the dude is still set to make ~$38M this year regardless LOL - not exactly "pennies" (NJ income tax and all)

I mean, I would...

 

[El Guapo]

He wasn't dancing around a make-believe pocket while throwing passes. I am sure that he is still a long way from full recovery and the ability to play in the NFL. I bet that he'll be able to run and they still won't put him in until that thing is 100% fully healed.

Now if those Jets would just stop winning games...

 

[ClutchLove]

He wasn't dancing around a make-believe pocket while throwing passes. I am sure that he is still a long way from full recovery and the ability to play in the NFL. I bet that he'll be able to run and they still won't put him in until that thing is 100% fully healed.

Now if those Jets would just stop winning games...

Yeah another 2 months - until his birthday is my guess....

Him moving around without crutches is GREAT but football is a HIGH CONTACT sport last time I checked lol - so he's a long way away

 

[rmontro]

Honestly though, I mean, he has to at least feel bad (or like he owes it to them) - the dude is still set to make ~$38M this year regardless LOL - not exactly "pennies" (NJ income tax and all)

Yeah, for $38 million he can at least put on a little show lol.

 

[milani]

Report: Jets made huge preseason blunder with Aaron Rodgers’ contract - NewsBreak

The New York Jets cannot be blamed for Aaron Rodgers’ likely season-ending injury, but they may be regretting one blunder they made in the preseason before any of that happened. The Jets turned down multiple opportunities to purchase disability insurance on Rodgers’ contract before the season...

www.newsbreak.com

GEICO!

 

[El Guapo]

Wasn't Rodgers with State Farm for over a decade? The Jets should have done a discount double-take.

 

[milani]

Wasn't Rodgers with State Farm for over a decade? The Jets should have done a discount double-take.

Yes, he was. But his rates went up.

 

[Poppa San]

Yes, he was. But his rates went up.

Rodgers is from California. State Farm no longer does business there because it was a bad return on investment. Cost of living and repairs etc.

 

[milani]

Rodgers is from California. State Farm no longer does business there because it was a bad return on investment. Cost of living and repairs etc.

Smart move!

 

[longtimefan]

Rodgers is from California. State Farm no longer does business there because it was a bad return on investment. Cost of living and repairs etc.

Just home owmers, they still do auto I believe. Allstate is same

 

[El Guapo]

I don't understand why the big insurers "stop" selling home owners insurance in places like California and Florida. It's a free market, they should just price the cost of insurance accordingly for those natural-disaster areas and let consumers decide if it is worth living in those areas. Sorry, that was off-topic.

The Jets are still dumb.

 

[milani]

I don't understand why the big insurers "stop" selling home owners insurance in places like California and Florida. It's a free market, they should just price the cost of insurance accordingly for those natural-disaster areas and let consumers decide if it is worth living in those areas. Sorry, that was off-topic.

The Jets are still dumb.

Earthquakes and hurricanes along with fires tarnish the places that do not experience the pleasant climate of a Green Bay in January.

 

[lambeaulambo]

if ar 8 is back this yr he will be a statue and teams will tee off..hell just blame his oline