7 Jan 1998: Guard Michael Jordan of the Chicago Bulls in action against the Miami Heat during a game at the Miami Arena in Miami, Florida. The Heat defeated the Bulls 99-72. Mandatory Credit: Andy Lyons /Allsport

Michael Jordan reportedly opened up on his one regret from his playing career

Most remember Jordan for his time in Chicago exclusively while his time with the Wizards has become a forgettable footnote.

Former Pro Bowl linebacker Ray Lewis appeared on FOX Sports 1 to discuss whether quarterback Aaron Rodgers should ever leave the Green Bay Packers.

During the discussion, Lewis brought up a conversation he had with Michael Jordan in which the NBA legend admitted to regretting playing for the Washington Wizards.

"This is the honest g*****n truth. M.J. - I'll never forget this - said to me, "The only thing I regret is putting on another uniform."

Lewis implied that Jordan regretted his tenure with the Wizards because it tarnished his legacy as exclusively as a member of the Chicago Bulls, where he spent his first 13 NBA seasons and won six championships. In Washington, Jordan's teams went 37-45 and 37-45 respectively in two seasons.

Still, as time has passed, most remember Jordan for his time in Chicago exclusively while his time with the Wizards has become a forgettable footnote.