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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 the age of 40. This game marks his first appearance at MetLife Stadium since suffering a torn Achilles last season. Rodgers emphasizes the unique experience of playing alongside much younger teammates, like rookie running back Braelon Allen, who recently made history as the youngest NFL player to score from scrimmage since 1930.
- Rodgers is the oldest player in the league and reflects on his career and the youth of his teammates.
- Braelon Allen has made a significant impact early in his career, showcasing his talent alongside Rodgers.
Aaron Rodgers | QB
Pickup
Week 3
- Rodgers aims to improve the Jets' slow starts in games.
- He is focused on making a strong home debut after recovering from injury.
Braelon Allen | RB
Breakout
Week 3
1 receptions
1 targets
12 rec yards
1 rec TDs
5 carries
158 rush yards
2 rush TDs
- Allen became the youngest player to score multiple touchdowns in a game since the merger.
- He and Breece Hall form a strong running back duo, dubbed 'The Killer Bees'.
New York Jets
- The Jets need to improve their offensive performance in the first half of games.
- Rodgers is looking to lead the team to a faster start in their upcoming game.
New England Patriots
- Rodgers will face off against Patriots coach Jerod Mayo, who is significantly younger.
- The matchup highlights the generational gap in the league.