New York Jets QB Aaron Rodgers will officially be released following the start of the new league year Wednesday, March 12. Rodgers will be designated as a post-June 1 release, which means the team will carry his $21 million cap hit until June 1. It will then drop to $14 million while New York will absorb a $35 million dead cap hit in 2026.
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