The Aaron Rodgers era in New York has come to a quick and abrupt end. But the veteran quarterback could be a good option for several NFL teams if he decides to return for a 21st season.

New York Jets general manager Darren Mougey denied the reports that Aaron Rodgers was given specific guidelines he had to follow if he wanted to return to the team next season, such as no longer making weekly appearances on The Pat McAfee Show and appearing at all of training camp.

Darren Mougey, the general manager of the New York Jets, set the record straight on Tuesday about what led up to the team’s high-profile split from star quarterback Aaron Rodgers. He said that a reported ultimatum demanding Rodgers cease outside media appearances was never given—and added that his departure was simply in pursuit of a “different direction” for the team.