Following veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers’s trial and error, the New York Jets will now move on to find their quarterback of the future. A Jets career headlined by injuries and woeful performances now sees Rodgers looking for a new team or retirement.

LeSean McCoy urges Aaron Rodgers to retire after the New York Jets release him, questioning his future in the NFL.

Rodgers' presence could help make good on the offseason spending spree the Titans went on a year ago in which they brought in wide receiver Calvin Ridley, running back Tony Pollard, center Lloyd Cushenberry and cornerback L'Jarius Sneed. In an AFC South that is one of the softer divisions in the NFL, Rodgers could still thrive.