Aaron Rodgers‘ New York Jets are getting a major partnership with Moody’s Corporation. The announcement comes at a crucial time for the Jets, following disappointment over Zach Wilson’s trade to the Denver Broncos.

However, the Jets are not dwelling on setbacks. Instead, they’re embracing a new era of partnership with Moody’s, which aims to deliver an amazing experience for guests, including those in the exclusive Moody’s Commissioners Club. While the financial terms of the partnership are not disclosed yet, the impact is expected to be crucial for both the Jets and MetLife Stadium.

Moody’s teams up with Aaron Rodgers’ team

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Moody’s, a leading risk insights provider known for its ability to decode complexity and navigate risks, sees the Jets and MetLife Stadium as ideal partners. Christine Elliott, Moody’s Chief Corporate Affairs Officer said, “In trying to find organizations that align with Moody’s renewed brand of decoding complexity and finding a path forward in the face of risk or adversity, we couldn’t think of better partners than MetLife Stadium and the New York Giants and New York Jets.”

MetLife Stadium President and CEO, Ron VanDeVeen, expressed gratitude for Moody’s choice to showcase its brand at the stadium. The partnership promises to elevate the game day environment. Hymie Elhai, President of the New York Jets, said, “Welcoming a new cornerstone partner like Moody’s will elevate our fans experience from the moment they enter the stadium at the Moody’s Gate and will provide an enhanced experience for our Moody’s Commissioners Club guests.” His words showcase the excitement for this partnership amidst the news of Zach Wilson’s departure from the team.

all draft pick Zach is set to restart his career in Denver. The Jets traded Wilson to the Broncos, marking a crucial change for both teams.

Coach Robert Saleh praised Wilson by saying, “I thought he had a great OTAs, a great training camp. I thought he battled. He fought. He’s a fighter, he really is. Obviously there’s things that he wishes he could have back and I know there’s a lot of things he improved on. Some things were out of his control.”

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However, with Aaron Rodgers returning as the Jets’ starter and veteran Tyrod Taylor signed as his backup, Wilson’s future with the team became uncertain. General manager Joe Douglas confirmed that the Jets had granted Wilson’s permission to seek a trade. Wilson’s departure opens up opportunities for both parties, with the Jets moving forward with Rodgers at the helm.

In Denver, Wilson joins a quarterback room that includes Jarrett Stidham and Ben DiNucci. The Broncos, aiming to address various needs, may still be in the market for a quarterback in the upcoming draft. However, Wilson’s arrival adds depth to the team’s roster and sets the stage for an exciting competition.