Aaron Rodgers had a tumultuous run in New York, beginning with an untimely Achilles injury in his first game with the team, ending in his release at the end of the season, and highlighted along the way by multiple controversial public comments and several ill-advised trades and signings he swears he didn't tell the team to make.

For the first time in his career, Aaron Rodgers is set to be a free agent, and right now, no one seems to know what he's going to do. The four-time NFL MVP has several options on the table with either the Pittsburgh Steelers or New York Giants looking like the most probable destination.

NFL free agency officially began with the new league year kicking off at 4 p.m. ET on Wednesday. There were plenty of moves made during the legal tampering period on Monday and Tuesday, but those deals were basically handshake agreements.

The Eagles enter free agency with nearly all their starters set to return for the 2025 season, but there will be some holes to fill in the Birds’ roster. The Super Bowl champs lost two starters on Monday — edge rusher Josh Sweat and defensive tackle Milton Williams.