While recovering from an injury, Aaron Rodgers accepts a new position with the New York Jets.
Aaron Rodgers may not be ready to take to the field for the New York Jets just yet, but the four time MVP is keeping himself busy with the franchise off the field.
Rodgers tore his achilles tendon in the opening stages of his team’s win over the Buffalo Bills in Week One resulting in surgery and a long road to recovery.
However, Rodgers is still helping out the franchise, this time in the ticket office after the Jets posted a video of him selling tickets to fans on Thursday.
Rodgers made an irresistible offer to a fan when he was speaking to them.
“So, going into games, you’re 1-0. Naturally, we must figure out how to get you back,” Rodgers said.
“How can we accomplish that? Do you need to accept our complimentary tickets, or what?”
The caller was then given two complimentary tickets by the future Hall of Famer.
On the field, 39-year-old Aaron Rodgers was cleared to practice, though only for functional exercise and not contact drills. Jets head coach Robert Saleh provided a favorable update on Rodgers’ recuperation.
It is unclear if he will participate throughout the 2023 campaign; his choice to play will depend on how long the Jets can hope to qualify for the postseason.
