Aaron Rodgers press conference today: Time, channel to watch new Jets QB's New York introduction

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From Green Bay to Gang Green.

You may have heard Aaron Rodgers was finally traded to the Jets on Monday, ending his Packers tenure and beginning the last chapters of his Hall-of-Fame career in the Big Apple Florham Park, N.J.

Rodgers has a tendency of making headlines in public pressers and interviews. It wasn't long ago that he announced his intentions to play for the Jets on "The Pat McAfee Show," which means his introductory press conference on Wednesday could provide some similar soundbites.

MORE: Watch Aaron Rodgers' first Jets press conference with Fubo (free trial)

Rodgers already has made an impression as a member of the Jets with some hyper-clean daps on Wednesday morning. (He is known for his accuracy, after all.)

After months of speculation, rumor and debates surrounding "leverage," on Wednesday afternoon, Rodgers will officially be introduced as the next, great Super Bowl hope for New York.

Here's how to watch Rodgers' press conference:

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What time is Aaron Rodgers press conference?

  • Start time: 2 p.m. ET

Rodgers' press conference is set to start at 2 p.m. ET. General manager Joe Douglas, head coach Robert Saleh and owner Woody Johnson are also expected to speak at the press conference.

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Aaron Rodgers press conference channel

  • Date: Wednesday, April 26
  • TV channel: ESPN | NFL Network | SNYTV (New York)

ESPN, NFL Network and SNYTV (for those in the New York/New Jersey market) will all broadcast the Aaron Rodgers introductory press conference. 

Aaron Rodgers press conference live stream

  • Live stream: ESPN App, Fubo

For cable subscribers, the ESPN App will carry the Rodgers press conference live this afternoon.

Viewers who want to live stream the press conference can also opt for Fubo. Fubo carries the ESPN family of networks, as well as NFL Network, CBS, NBC, Fox and ABC, meaning you won't miss a minute of in-market football during the 2023 season. Fubo also offers a free trial.

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