Jets Head Coach Shares Thoughts on Rodgers’ Future After Achilles Injury
In a recent interview, New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh expressed his belief that quarterback Aaron Rodgers will not retire following his Achilles injury. Despite the rumors swirling around Rodgers’ potential retirement, Saleh stated, “I’d be shocked if this is the way he’s going to go out.”
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New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh expressed his belief that Aaron Rodgers will not retire following his Achilles injury. Despite the uncertainty surrounding Rodgers’ future, Saleh remains optimistic about the quarterback’s return for the 2024 season.
Rodgers suffered a torn Achilles tendon during a Monday Night Football game, causing many to speculate about his future in the NFL. At almost 40 years old, Rodgers had already been contemplating retirement even before the injury occurred. However, Saleh remains optimistic that the quarterback will return for the 2024 season.
While Saleh admitted to not personally discussing the matter with Rodgers, he is not alone in his belief. Pro Football Hall of Famer Warren Moon also expressed his confidence in Rodgers’ return, stating, “I don’t think he wants to go out like this.”
For now, Rodgers is weighing his options for potential surgery and dealing with various personal considerations. Saleh explained that he has not broached the subject with Rodgers yet, recognizing that the quarterback has a lot to work through mentally. However, Saleh anticipates discussing Rodgers’ plans for the upcoming season at a later time.
