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As the New York Jets prepare for their home opener against the New England Patriots, Aaron Rodgers reflects on his longevity in the NFL at 40 years old. He acknowledges the generational gap between himself and younger players like rookie running back Braelon Allen, who recently made history as the youngest NFL player to score from scrimmage since 1930. Rodgers emphasizes the importance of starting games faster and making necessary adjustments to improve the Jets' offensive performance.
- Aaron Rodgers is focused on improving the Jets' offensive start.
- Braelon Allen is making a significant impact as a rookie.
Aaron Rodgers | QB
Pickup
Week 3
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- Rodgers is the oldest player in the league and reflects on his career.
- He aims to improve the Jets' offensive performance after slow starts.
Braelon Allen | RB
Breakout
Week 3
12 rec yards
1 rec TDs
000- Allen became the youngest player to score from scrimmage since 1930.
- He and Breece Hall are forming a strong running back duo.
New York Jets
- The Jets need to start games faster to improve their chances of winning.
- Rodgers is looking to make adjustments to the offensive strategy.
New England Patriots
- The Patriots will face a Jets team looking to bounce back and improve.