Former Packers star now New York Jets quarterback, Aaron Rodgers, reportedly has his sights set on a mid-December return, following recovery from a torn Achilles tendon. Rodgers, who has been closely watched by NFL followers since his surprising move, made his intentions clear during his weekly chat with NBC’s Melissa Stark. The revelation was further shared on NBC during the Jets’ Sunday Night Football faceoff with the Raiders.

Struggling with his Achilles tendon injury since week 10 of NFL play, Rodgers remains optimistic about his recovery and return to the field. The determination is admirable, keeping in mind the multitude of knee and leg injuries across the league this year, which have affected players to the tune of more than $307.2 million.

In an NFL season overshadowed by injuries, Rodgers’ potential return serves as a teasing beacon of hope for the Jets and their fans. Recognized for his resilience and skill, Rodgers’ recovery journey keeps sports enthusiasts curious about his return. Will he manage a comeback by mid-December? That’s the question of the hour in the NFL.