If Aaron Rodgers does go to the New York Jets, he will walk into a truly unique media environment, one not suited for a thin-skinned player like him.
I've covered the NFL in Dallas, Boston, and Washington, and there are definitely other tough markets like Chicago, but New York, to me, is the toughest because of the sheer number of people that cover the teams and the overall aggressiveness of the reporters.
The NFL writers in New York are also extremely diligent and good at their jobs. They will be fair to Rodgers. The problem will come when things go wrong — and they will.
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