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At long last, we seemingly have a resolution in the Aaron Rodgers offseason saga.

With the San Francisco 49ers announcing the return of one-time Packers assistant Robert Saleh as their Defensive Coordinator, the Packers remain on the hunt for assistant coaches.

On his journey from low-level scout to highly coveted coordinator, Aaron Glenn told friends his "dream job" was to coach the New York Jets -- the franchise that made him a first-round pick in 1994.

As Packers president Mark Murphy once opined: Aaron Rodgers is a "complicated fella."

Aaron Rodgers may soon be playing his last down as a New York Jet, and one particular landing spot has been brought up on several occasions, and I think I may be sick.

The New York Jets recently parted ways with longtime Head Coach Robert Saleh, and now the Coach appears to be potentially on to a new gig.

The NFL coaching profession is a winding journey. For many coaches, they might have 10-12 stops before earning even a full-time coordinator role.

The Buffalo Bills are taking on the New York Jets on Monday night, and when they do, they'll face a brand new head coach.

Dalvin Cook spent last weekend seemingly being wined, dining, and courted by the New York Jets on a free agent visit.

When it was first revealed that Aaron Rodgers would like to be traded to the New York Jets, it was subsequently followed with news of a 'wish list' of players the veteran QB would like to come with him to the Big Apple.