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Aaron Rodgers is an integral part of the NFL. The 39-year-old is synonymous with longevity and a career that is beyond successful. While the American diaspora is still recovering from the shocking news of the SB champion’s season-ending injury. There are analysts and experts that are vying for the MVP’s comeback.

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If one thing is certain, that is A-Rod’s dedication to the game and his record as a QB player. Green Bay Packers was the team that gave A-Rod 10X Pro-Bowls and christened him to a legendary status. Now, as he joined his new home- the New York Jets, fans were expecting that the maverick would build on his legacy. Recently speaking on his show, the host Pat McAfee touched on several of Rodgers’ points and highlighted how the comeback could be possible with some solid signs.

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Pat McAfee roots for Aaron Rodgers’s comeback

There’s no one who vocalizes their opinions as passionately as Pat McAfee. He regularly discusses the latest NFL events in his talk show and adds to his own elements. Recently, he broke down the heartening message penned down by the 4X NFL’s Most Valuable Player. He said “…he has the capability to literally go on and do whatever he thinks. Did he think this was maybe a sign from the universe? Like, yep should have just stayed in Green Bay…”

Without sounding negative, McAfee pointed out that maybe it was a sign from above for Rodgers to continue with Green Gang. Since coming on to the NY Jets, the stalwart encountered a season-ending injury in his debut match. He further went on to say how A-Rod said no to his naysayers and let his actions do the talking. “People were talking like that it was going to be tough for a 40-year-old man to come back, that narrative was getting a lot of traction.” McAfee then pointed out that people who know the player closely have seen how hard-working Rodgers is and how much he puts into every game. The QB is also keeping his fans updated about his injury through social media.

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Aaron Rodgers gives his surgery update via Instagram

When a player is 39 years old and suffers a season-ending injury, it usually means curtains for the athlete. However, Aaron Rodgers is just built differently! Given all the speculation around his torn Achilles tendon, A-Rod still has a fire burning inside him. The NFL legend took to Instagram recently to update his fans about the surgery.

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The green-eyed QB shared a small note on his Instagram story. It read “Surgery went great yesterday. Thank you for all the love and prayers. And thanks to the Dr ElAttrache and his staff for starting me on the road to recovery.”  The story beamed positivity into each of his adoring fan base. Rodgers is now well and truly back on his road to recovery. 

NY Jets would be praying that their talisman is present with the squad in some capacity. The senior QB comes with years of experience that he can share with his new side. Moreover, Zach Wilson who’s still in the early phase of his career, would benefit from A-Rod’s sound pieces of advice.

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"If at night you see your team losing or you wake up with the news of your team winning. Words will always be there sharing your emotions through thick and thin!" I've always had a strong connection with words. They've given me the passage to express my emotions from starting as a 7th grader writing poems in school to now writing articles based around leaders like Deion Sanders. My association and vocabulary with words have grown tremendously. Joining ES as an NFL and NCAA-focused writer has provided me with terrific opportunities. It has helped me understand the mindset of the GOAT Tom Brady, learn how Patrick Mahomes is writing his legacy, and watch Kirk Cousins push himself year after year. I resonate with the QBs- their aura, gameplay, and just the toughness to get hit and keep rising! Apart from writing, I love writing poetry and fine-tuning my muscles in a bid to get the perfect QB physique! - Jyot Singh Bindra, NFL author at ES.

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