![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/aaron-rodgers-seen-at-metlife-stadium-in-advance-of-new-york-jets-kansas-city-chiefs-matchup/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/0_GettyImages-1689669701.jpg&description=The New York Jets quarterback suffered a season-ending injury after tearing his Achilles' on the opening drive of the year with him expected to return to the sideline for the first time on "Sunday Night Football" Aaron Rodgers is expected to be back on the New York Jets sideline for their primetime game against the Kansas City Chiefs. The veteran quarterback has been away from the team since tearing his Achilles' on the opening drive of the year in his Jets' debut at MetLife Stadium but was seen arriving via a cart to the stadium on Sunday evening. He was then spotted on the sideline during warmups using crutches and chatting with owner Woody Johnson. Rodgers returned to his teammates on Saturday after undergoing surgery on his Achilles less than three weeks ago. NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported that the quarterback was at the facility speaking to his teammates and attended meetings in advance of the "Sunday Night Football" matchup. The 39-year-old gave a speech, with multiple reports suggesting that he told the team to stop pointing fingers at one another and be better teammates. Rodgers had been a mentor to Zach Wilson throughout minicamps and training camp. The young QB was forced back into the starting role after the veteran quarterback went down against the Buffalo Bills. Since then, Wilson has struggled under center with Jets fans hoping to see the team bring in some competition for him. But it appears that the team will stick with their former second-overall draft pick despite signing journeyman Trevor Siemian this past week. Legendary Jets quarterback Joe Namath had some harsh words for Wilson this week. "I've seen enough of Zach Wilson. I've seen enough. He has quick feet, he can throw a little bit, but I don't believe what's going on up there,' Namath said on ESPN's "The Michael Kay Show". He added: "I don't believe in him, I don't believe he has a future as a good player, and I think they made the wrong choice when they drafted him, I feel that way." R){kind=link}
The New York Jets quarterback suffered a season-ending injury after tearing his Achilles’ on the opening drive of the year with him expected to return to the sideline for the first time on “Sunday Night Football”
Aaron Rodgers is expected to be back on the New York Jets sideline for their primetime game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
The veteran quarterback has been away from the team since tearing his Achilles’ on the opening drive of the year in his Jets’ debut at MetLife Stadium but was seen arriving via a cart to the stadium on Sunday evening. He was then spotted on the sideline during warmups using crutches and chatting with owner Woody Johnson.
Rodgers returned to his teammates on Saturday after undergoing surgery on his Achilles less than three weeks ago. NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported that the quarterback was at the facility speaking to his teammates and attended meetings in advance of the “Sunday Night Football” matchup.
The 39-year-old gave a speech, with multiple reports suggesting that he told the team to stop pointing fingers at one another and be better teammates.