ESPN's Adam Schefter also reported on Sunday that a lot of NFL insiders believe the Jets will move on from Rodgers this offseason as a new "regime" is in place. Oftentimes a newly hired front office and coaching staff calls for new players, especially their choice under center.

Aaron Rodgers marriage is not expected to continue after two disappointing seasons, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.

The website lists the Steelers as having even odds to add Rodgers, who went 6-12 in 18 starts with the Jets. Following Pittsburgh are San Francisco (3/1), New Orleans (5/1), Las Vegas (7/1), Seattle and Cleveland (10/1), and the New York Giants (12/1).