Four-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers has announced his retirement at age 42, ending a 20-year career that included a Super Bowl title with Green Bay and a controversial final chapter with the New York Jets.

Career Legacy

Rodgers retires with 475 career touchdown passes, a 65.3% completion rate, and a passer rating that ranks among the best in NFL history. His career was defined by brilliance on the field and drama off it.

What's Next

Rodgers has accepted a broadcasting role with ESPN as their lead Monday Night Football analyst, replacing the retiring Troy Aikman.