After 18 seasons in Green Bay, Aaron Rodgers is moving on from the Packers. The four-time MVP endured the worst statistical showing of his career while playing through a broken thumb and throwing to an unproven cast of pass-catchers in his age-39 season, but he will play with the 2022 AP Offensive Rookie of the Year, Garrett Wilson, as a member of the New York Jets.

Rodgers will be joined in New York by former Packers teammate Allen Lazard. He'll find familiarity with his longtime receiver, but make no mistake, New York's uber-talented second-year RB-WR duo of Breece Hall and Garrett Wilson will be the offensive centerpieces. Wilson put up historic rookie season data, and his per-route rates shot into the stratosphere when Zach Wilson was not the QB running the show for the Jets.

Fantasy expert Jacob Gibbs has analyzed the data on Rodgers' fit in New York and come up with some big findings -- including the outlook for Wilson, whom he believes could finish as Fantasy's WR1 in his second season.

How does Rodgers compare to the 2022 QB play for New York's supporting cast? And is Garrett Wilson primed for a top-five Fantasy WR season after the QB upgrade? ... Join SportsLine right now to see Jacob Gibbs' advanced analytical breakdown of the Aaron Rodgers addition, all from an analytics-driven expert who has crushed it in rankings accuracy long-term!