Despite the fact that Aaron Rodgers is no longer a Green Bay Packers player, it doesn’t seem like that will stop him from visiting a Packers team doctor for surgery on his recently torn achilles.
Four snaps into his New York Jets career, the four-time NFL MVP needed assistance leaving the field on Monday night.
On Tuesday morning, an MRI revealed that Rodgers had indeed torn his achilles, which allayed the fears of Jets supporters.
The star quarterback will be sidelined by the injury at least through the 2023 NFL season.
Will it, however, put an end to his professional life?
Before making a startling revelation, Richard Sherman and the rest of the cast of Fox Sports’ “Undisputed” debated this very topic this morning.
According to Sherman, “I think he feels like he owes (the Jets), so that’s going to give him the energy he needs to get through this rehab process.
But it’s ironic where he’s going to.
Because Bob Anderson, the surgeon who performed my surgery and has a unique technique where the incision and scar are only a small amount of size (*gestures*), is the best candidate, he should go to him.
But he’s now the team doctor for Green Bay.
He therefore has a facility in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Aaron will therefore need to travel to Green Bay, Wisconsin in the coming weeks to see Bob Anderson for his surgery.
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Consider the irony.
Rodgers will count himself among the many supporters who rejoiced over the injury that ended his campaign.
Robert Saleh, the Jets’ head coach, has stated that Zach Wilson will start for the team going forward.
However, that hasn’t stopped them from researching the remaining quarterback free agents.
In New York, things seem pretty gloomy.