New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers is planning to intensify his practice regimen next week, with the hope of returning sooner than expected. Rodgers was thought to be targeting Dec. 24 as a potential return from his torn Achilles -- only 3 months removed from surgery -- but he wouldn't rule out an earlier comeback. This doesn't mean his return is a sure thing. Rodgers made it clear that the Jets (4-7) need to be alive in the playoff race. He also emphasized that he needs to show considerable improvement next week in practice.
- Aaron Rodgers is planning to intensify his practice regimen next week, with the hope of returning sooner than expected.
- Rodgers was thought to be targeting Dec. 24 as a potential return from his torn Achilles, but he wouldn't rule out an earlier comeback.
- Rodgers made it clear that the Jets need to be alive in the playoff race for him to consider returning.
- Rodgers emphasized that he needs to show considerable improvement next week in practice.
- The Jets have less than a 1% chance of making the postseason, according to ESPN analytics.
- Rodgers reiterated his desire to play in 2024, regardless of any re-injury this season.
- Rodgers confirmed that he had been targeting Christmas Eve against the Washington Commanders as a potential return.
- Rodgers admitted he's motivated to do something unprecedented by returning from an Achilles tear in less than five months.
- Without Rodgers, the Jets have had an abysmal season on offense.
- Rodgers praised the Jets' organizational structure and leadership.
- Rodgers believes the team has the potential to be successful with the current leadership in place.