New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers, in a recent appearance on the podcast “Look Into It with Eddie Bravo,” expressed optimism about his future in the NFL. Despite a setback due to a torn Achilles tendon, Rodgers remains hopeful that he can continue playing for “two, three or four more years.”
The 40-year-old quarterback, who was acquired by the Jets from the Green Bay Packers earlier this year, started the season opener but suffered the injury just four plays into the game. Despite the early setback, Rodgers has been working diligently on his rehabilitation and is feeling positive about his progress.
During the season, Rodgers returned to practice after just three months post-surgery but refrained from game action as the Jets were out of playoff contention. Throughout his recovery, Rodgers has maintained his determination to return for the 2024 season, which aligns with the last year of his current contract with New York.
Rodgers acknowledged the importance of luck in extending his career in the NFL, emphasizing the need for good fortune alongside hard work and dedication. This mindset reflects his resilience and determination to overcome challenges and continue pursuing his passion for football.
Looking ahead, Rodgers remains focused on his rehabilitation and training, aiming to make a strong comeback in the upcoming seasons. His dedication to the game and positive outlook on his recovery process demonstrate his unwavering commitment to the sport and his desire to continue playing at a high level for years to come.