Former Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers. That union was long expected but has finally actually happened. The Jets also broke for the six weeks as the offseason is in full swing. Minicamp just ended this past week.

Because I was waiting on that," Glenn said with a laugh when asked about Rodgers. "We have 17 really good games we’ve gotta play. I’m looking forward to playing all of them. This is the NFL. To me, every game there's a lot of noise because they are so critical when it comes to wins and losses and we want to try to accumulate as many as we can.

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