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Aaron Rodgers retired? No: “I will get up again”

Will Aaron Rodgers end his career with a torn Achilles tendon? Apparently not.

The Jets quarterback spoke on social networks Wednesday after the serious injury which will deprive him of the 2023 season.

“Thank you to the people who called me, sent messages. This means a lot to me, I will try to come back to you soon.

I’m heartbroken, I’ve been through all the emotions. But, I am deeply touched by the support and love you send me. »

“After the darkness, the sun. I will rise again.

Proud of my guys, 1-0. »

Although you should never swear anything with Rodgers, the conclusion seems to indicate that the four-time MVP is not in the spirit of abdicating.

Robert Saleh would be “surprised” by retirement

Aaron Rodgers turns 40 on December 2. He is the oldest player in the NFL.

But Robert Saleh doesn’t seem any more worried about a possible end to his career.

“I would be surprised if he left like this,” the Jets coach assured the press on Wednesday.

Rodgers is under contract until the end of the 2025 season. He has already explained throughout the offseason that he sees himself in New York for several years.

Even in Green Bay, Matt LaFleur believes in it.

“I bet he’ll have no problem coming back.” I really believe it. I know how hardworking he is. So it will just be a question of whether he wants to continue playing or not,” the Packers coach explained to the press on Wednesday.

Aaron Rodgers to Garret Wilson: “Sorry Kid”

Tuesday, on 98.7 FM ESPN, Garret Wilson (WR) returned to his halftime conversation with Aaron Rodgers. Apologies and sadness.

“Sorry, kid,” Rodgers reportedly said.

Wilson seemed very affected by the four-time MVP’s injury. During the interview, he repeatedly said that this moment was heartbreaking for him.

“That moment really broke my heart. »

Rodgers in support on the bench?

The 2023 season was filled with hope for the Jets with the arrival of Aaron Rodgers. Now, the franchise finds itself in the same situation as last year at the quarterback position. And Robert Saleh confirmed Zach Wilson to the media.

“I want to make it very clear: Zach is our quarterback. We have confidence in Zach and are really excited about this opportunity. We’re riding with Zach and we’re excited for him and this opportunity he’s going to have. »

With Aaron Rodgers behind the scenes? Saleh would like to see the star return to the team after his operation.

“I think it’s very important. For him, in terms of mental health and healing. I think it’s very important. Her presence. His words. I have already said that he is as much a coach as a player. Everyone would like to have his presence, his ideas, his words and his leadership. »

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