New York Jets coach Robert Saleh praises Aaron Rodgers' presence and positive attitude, calling it a 'superpower'. Rodgers, who is recovering from a torn Achilles tendon, surprised onlookers by showing up to MetLife Stadium without crutches and throwing for five minutes before the game. He remained on the sideline, wore a headset, and contributed to the in-game conversation between the offensive coordinator and other assistants. The Jets believe that Rodgers' presence and intangibles can have a positive impact on the team.

• Aaron Rodgers' presence and positive attitude are praised by Jets coach Robert Saleh.
• Rodgers surprised onlookers by showing up without crutches and throwing before the game.
• He remained on the sideline, wore a headset, and contributed to the in-game conversation.
• The Jets believe that Rodgers' presence and intangibles can have a positive impact on the team.