Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers is optimistic about his recovery from a torn Achilles injury he suffered last year. During the Jets’ organized team activities, he confirmed that he has been practicing without any limitations and is not experiencing any physical issues hindering his performance on the field. However, Rodgers acknowledged that it’s the mental aspect of the game where he needs to catch up after a long period of inactivity.
Rodgers expressed that he is feeling really good physically but emphasized that the mental aspect of the game is where he needs to improve. He mentioned that recent practices have been beneficial in helping him regain his confidence, movement, and strength on the field. He emphasized the importance of being able to react naturally and without hesitation during games, stating that he feels capable of performing at his best level.
Despite his optimism about his own progress, Rodgers acknowledged that there is pressure to perform better as a team in the upcoming season. He mentioned that significant improvements are needed from their previous season performance if they want to avoid major changes, including potentially losing key players. Rodgers expressed his readiness to handle this pressure and take on the responsibility of leading the team to success in his second year as a Jet.
