NFL Trade Rumors: Aaron Rodgers to Jets still not a done deal per Packers agents 

There seems to be yet another twist to the Aaron Rodgers trade saga. While a few NFL insiders are reporting that a move to the New York Jets is all but sealed, some believe one can never be sure with Rodgers.

NFL insider Trey Wingo had earlier reported that the deal was done. Many believed that history was set to repeat itself in 2023. While substantial time has passed since Wingo's report, the deal is yet to be made official.

Now, some NFL agents close to the Green Bay Packers camp have started questioning whether or not the deal will go through. As per a conversation between two agents, as reported by SI.com, not everyone is convinced given the man in question:

"Are you sure?" one asked. "You think 12 is gone for sure?" another replied. "Hard to see him staying but you never know with him."

The Jets have been conducting business according to plan. Some reports suggest that the QB has submitted a wish list for the Jets involving stars like Odell Beckham Jr. and Allen Lazard.

The Jets have complied and signed Lazard on a $44 million deal. Sealing the signature of Rodgers' former Packers teammate shows the franchise's commitment toward convincing the QB to move to the Big Apple.

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Aaron Rodgers likely to discuss New York Jets trade on Pat McAfee appearance

NFL fans have been left drooling at the possibility of seeing Aaron Rodgers make his decision live on the Pat McAfee Show. The Packers QB has been a regular on the former NFL kicker's podcast over the years and is set to appear again with questions about his future still looming large.

Aaron Rodgers is set to appear on the Pat McAfee Show at 1 pm EST on Wednesday, March 15. Thousands are expected to follow the stream as the QB will almost surely be asked about his future.

Rodgers, who recently went on a darkness retreat is indeed a mysterious man. With a trade saga this stretched out, it'll be interesting to see what decision he comes to.

A move to the Jets would be deja vu for Packers fans who have seen their former star Brett Favre trod down a similar path. With the Green Bay front office seemingly content with starting Jordan Love, retirement can't be ruled out for the four-time league MVP either.