Aaron Rodgers’s much-anticipated debut with the Jets this offseason was put on hold when he suffered a minor calf strain that kept him out of the team’s first day of voluntary OTA practices last week.
Thankfully for New York, the four-time MVP is already nearing a return to action with his new club.
Jets coach Robert Saleh told reporters on Wednesday that Rodgers is doing “fine,” confirming a similar statement made by the quarterback last week shortly after the injury occurred. Saleh revealed that Rodgers will focus on rehabbing his calf during Wednesday’s workout, but that the four-time MVP is targeting a return to full participation in New York’s offseason program on Friday.
