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New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers responds to critics who portray him as selfish for taking up a roster spot despite not playing. Rodgers explains that it was not his idea to be activated from injured reserve and that he would have been content to finish the season on IR. The Jets organization wanted him on the roster so he could continue practicing with the team. Rodgers also suggests that certain people have created conspiracies and a negative narrative about him due to his stance on the COVID-19 vaccine.
- Aaron Rodgers did not want to be activated from injured reserve and would have been content to finish the season on IR.
- The Jets organization wanted Rodgers on the roster so he could continue practicing with the team.
- Rodgers suggests that certain people have created conspiracies and a negative narrative about him due to his stance on the COVID-19 vaccine.
Aaron Rodgers | QB
- Rodgers did not want to be activated from injured reserve and would have been content to finish the season on IR.
- Rodgers suggests that certain people have created conspiracies and a negative narrative about him due to his stance on the COVID-19 vaccine.
Nick Bawden | RB
- Bawden was released from the Jets' roster to make room for Rodgers but later returned to the team on the practice squad.
Zach Wilson | QB
- Wilson is out for the second straight game due to a concussion.
Trevor Siemian | QB
- Siemian will start again at quarterback for the Jets in their upcoming game against the Cleveland Browns.
New York Jets
- The Jets activated Aaron Rodgers from injured reserve to have him continue practicing with the team.
- Zach Wilson is out for the second straight game due to a concussion.
- Trevor Siemian will start at quarterback for the Jets in their upcoming game against the Cleveland Browns.