Adam Schefter believes Aaron Rodgers could make Jets admission on Pat McAfee Show

Aaron Rodgers has yet to announce his decision on where he will play in 2023. At this point, NFL fans just want to know just so they can stop hearing about it. On Wednesday morning, ESPN's NFL Insider Adam Schefter gave his take on when he believes the quarterback will announce his decision. And it's what many fans have been saying for days.

Schefter believes the four-time NFL MVP will announce his decision on Wednesday afternoon during his weekly appearance on "The Pat McAfee Show." The quarterback has been known to disclose information on the former Colts' punter's show in the past. Rodgers has used his appearances on the show to confirm or deny things himself and not through traditional media. He could use the show to announce the news in his own way, instead of allowing it to break through a rumor or insider.

"I will not be surprised if Aaron Rodgers tells Pat McAfee, yes, that he wants to play for the Jets."

Adam Schefter made an appearance on ESPN's "Get Up" on Wednesday morning and told Mike Greenberg that he wouldn't be surprised if the quarterback spoke to McAfee and told him that he is interested in playing for the New York Jets.

This is a sentiment that many NFL fans have believed, so they are waiting for the quarterback's appearance on "The Pat McAfee" show to see if they can get any information about his future. NFL fans will now have to wait until Wednesday afternoon to find out what the quarterback says about his future.

What did Chris Russo say about Aaron Rodgers' "list of demands"?

On Tuesday, rumors circulated that quarterback Aaron Rodgers gave the New York Jets a list of players that he wants them to sign and/or trade for. On his "Mad Dog Unleashed" on SiriusXM’s Mad Dog Sports Radio, Chris Russo said that the quarterback's list of wants is showing that he is 'a diva'.

Russo asked on his radio show whether the quarterback could, in fact, go to the Jets without all of the demands. He then said that, for once, he needs to make a decision quickly without all of the drama that typically surrounds him.

"Can Aaron Rodgers come to New York without a bunch of demands? Can Aaron Rodgers, for once in his life, make a decision quickly and succinctly, without being such a diva?"

It will be interesting to see if the current Packers quarterback mentions anything about a possible list while he is on "The Pat McAfee Show" on Wednesday afternoon.