Aaron Rodgers Health Update: Jets Share Exclusive Video of Him Walking Without Clutches

Aaron Rodgers, despite a serious Week 1 Achilles tendon injury, remains determined to return to the field this season. Recent developments indicate that his recovery is going well. Before the New York Jets faced the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 4, Rodgers was seen using crutches on the sidelines, but things have changed since then.

Exclusive video from the Jets’ “One Jets Drive” web TV series shows Rodgers in the locker room before the Kansas City game, walking without crutches. He even made a light-hearted comment to a teammate who noticed his crutch-free movement, saying, “Come on, are you surprised?”

ESPN’s Mike Greenberg, a passionate Jets fan, is confident in Rodgers’ return. He said, “I’m telling you right now, if the Jets keep it to .500 by Week 12, Aaron Rodgers is coming back. He’s coming back. He’s going to do exactly what Tom Brady did his first year in Tampa. They were .500 with like three or four games left. They caught fire, he caught fire, and the next thing you know they won the Super Bowl.”

Greenberg drew a comparison to Tom Brady’s first year in Tampa, where they had a .500 record with a few games left, and they ended up winning the Super Bowl.

Currently, the Jets have a 2-3 record after defeating the Denver Broncos last week. This Sunday, they will host the Philadelphia Eagles. As the season continues, the possibility of Aaron Rodgers’ remarkable return remains a hot topic in football. Can Rodgers defy the odds and make a triumphant comeback? Only time will tell.

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