After tearing his left Achilles tendon in his Jets debut eight months ago, Aaron Rodgers is making significant strides in his recovery. Head coach Robert Saleh expressed optimism about Rodgers' progress during the team's rookie minicamp practices, noting that the quarterback has been looking sharp and showing no limitations in his throwing ability.
The Jets are set to begin organized team activities on May 20, where Rodgers is expected to participate fully in non-contact drills. Saleh emphasized that there are no anticipated restrictions on Rodgers once the team enters the next phase of offseason workouts.
