Aaron Rodgers has been reportedly told by the new management with the New York Jets that they didn't want him going on "The Pat McAfee Show" any longer.

The Aaron Rodgers Experiment in New York is all but officially over with the latest news coming out of Super Bowl week that Rodgers and the Jets met in person in New York and have decided to part ways this offseason,

The New York Jets reportedly would've considered retaining Aaron Rodgers if he agreed to at least two stipulations.

The New York Jets were reportedly open to Aaron Rodgers returning as quarterback, but newly-hired head coach Aaron Glenn and general manager Darren Mougey had a few stipulations for the legendary signal-caller.

The New York Jets were reportedly willing to keep quarterback Aaron Rodgers if he could follow some strict rules, including not being on The Pat McAfee Show.

It appears the Jets had some demands of Rodgers if the team and quarterback were to continue their partnership.

If Rodgers was going to come back to New York, it was going to be on the Jets' terms, according to Dianna Russini of The Athletic.

First Call” for Wednesday has some interesting news about Aaron Rodgers’ demise in New York. We also tell you which Steeler is aggressively opposed to the notion of Rodgers coming to Pittsburgh. It might not take very much for the Steelers to pry Deebo Samuel loose from San Francisco.

"When they had conversations with Aaron Rodgers about what the future would look like, if you're going to be part of this team, you're going to attend all the training camp. You're not going to do Pat McAfee interviews," she said on the newest edition of the " Scoop City " podcast.