Aaron Rodgers , Begins Healing Process , After Season-Ending Achilles Tear .<br />On September 13, New York Jets QB Aaron Rodgers <br />said that he would "rise yet again" after <br />suffering a season-ending torn Achilles tendon. .<br />On September 13, New York Jets QB Aaron Rodgers <br />said that he would "rise yet again" after <br />suffering a season-ending torn Achilles tendon. .<br />NBC reports that Rodgers, <br />a four-time NFL MVP, was injured <br />during his debut game with the Jets. .<br />NBC reports that Rodgers, <br />a four-time NFL MVP, was injured <br />during his debut game with the Jets. .<br />I’m completely heartbroken and <br />moving through all of the emotions, <br />but deeply touched and humbled <br />by the support and love. , Aaron Rodgers, via X.<br />I’m completely heartbroken and <br />moving through all of the emotions, <br />but deeply touched and humbled <br />by the support and love. , Aaron Rodgers, via X.<br />Please keep me in your <br />thoughts and prayers as I begin <br />the healing process today, Aaron Rodgers, via X.<br />According to his coach, <br />the serious injury will require surgery. .<br />NBC reports that orthopedic doctors consider a torn <br />Achilles tendon, which connects the calf muscles to the <br />heel, one of the most challenging injuries for an athlete.<br />An Achilles injury can impact a person's ability <br />to walk, let alone the ability to run, jump or quickly <br />change direction, all necessary attributes to play in the NFL.<br />An Achilles injury can impact a person's ability <br />to walk, let alone the ability to run, jump or quickly <br />change direction, all necessary attributes to play in the NFL.<br />NBC reports that Rodgers will <br />require both physical therapy and <br />rehab in order to make a full recovery.<br />In a post to X, Rodgers thanked everyone <br />who had reached out to show their support <br />and said that better days are still ahead. .<br />The night is darkest <br />before the dawn. <br />And I shall rise yet again, Aaron Rodgers, via X
