Vikings vs Jets: Aaron Rodgers Says He’s Banged Up.
The 4-0 Minnesota Vikings are heading to London this week to face off against the New York Jets. Vikings fans will recognize a familiar face on the opposing side. Its quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who spent many years with the division rival Green Bay Packers.
Aaron Rodgers made his regular Tuesday appearance on the Pat McAfee Show, a favorite among football fans. During today’s segment, he revealed an injury that could hinder his performance in this week’s matchup against the Vikings.
Aaron Rodgers injured again?
When the New York Jets traded for quarterback Aaron Rodgers, they made a bold move to pursue a Super Bowl title. Unfortunately, he suffered a torn Achilles on his first drive last season, sidelining him for the entire 2023-24 season.
As he approaches his fifth game of the season, Rodgers holds a 2-2 record and is coming off a loss to the Broncos. There are worries about his health once again. Although this injury isn’t as severe as last season’s, it could still affect his performance against the Minnesota Vikings this week.
But, yeah, you know, I’m feeling a little banged up, took some shots, knee a little swollen but, you know, just kind of wear and tear week four. I’m just, you know, I’m hoping that we can all have a little perspective here that seemed like an outlier game. Obviously, Denver has a real solid defense.
Aaron Rodgers – PatMcAfaeShow
Rodgers mentioned that he feels a bit banged up, but he recognizes that it’s just part of the game. He also noted some swelling in his knee and gave credit to Denver’s defense for their performance.
Could Rodgers be downplaying an injury that’s more serious than he lets on? Or is he simply stirring the pot to get a reaction from the Vikings and the media, a tactic he’s known for and even acknowledged in today’s episode.
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The Vikings are set for an exciting matchup against the Jets this week. On Sunday, we’ll see if Rodgers’ injury impacts his performance as the Vikings look to go 5-0.
