The New York Jets confirmed Aaron Rodgers remains their starting quarterback despite ongoing injuries. Interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich stated Rodgers is feeling better and healthier than in recent weeks, bringing optimism to the struggling team (3-8).
Rodgers is preparing to lead the Jets against the Seattle Seahawks (6-5) next week. This decision dismisses speculation about sidelining Rodgers due to his swollen knee and tender ankle. Ulbrich emphasized Rodgers’ value as a healthy leader who could still turn games in the Jets’ favor. Analysts highlight this as a pivotal test for Rodgers and the Jets as they aim to salvage the season
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