Aaron Rodgers Says , Surgery for Achilles Injury ‘Went Great’.<br />After only four snaps into his first game with the New York Jets on Sept. 11, Rodgers suffered a season-ending Achilles Injury.<br />After only four snaps into his first game with the New York Jets on Sept. 11, Rodgers suffered a season-ending Achilles Injury.<br />On Sept. 14, Rodgers took to Instagram to let his fans know that his surgery was successful. .<br />The Jets coaching staff is optimistic that Rodgers will be back next year.<br />The Jets coaching staff is optimistic that Rodgers will be back next year.<br />Whenever Aaron has his mind set <br />on something, good luck for anybody that wants to change his mind. , Nathaniel Hackett, Jets offensive coordinator, via CNN.<br />I’d be shocked if this is the <br />way he’s going to go out, Robert Saleh, Jets head coach, via CNN.<br />He’s working through a whole lot of headspace things that he needs to deal with, and that will be the last thing I talk to him about, Robert Saleh, Jets head coach, via CNN.<br />Rodgers' teammates also spoke highly <br />about the four-time MVP.<br />Rodgers' teammates also spoke highly <br />about the four-time MVP.<br />He’s going to attack this rehab <br />and I think he’ll probably heal faster than anyone has ever seen someone come back from Achilles, Connor McGovern, Jets center, via CNN.<br />24-year-old Zach Wilson will assume QB duties now, and he says being around Rodgers has made him a better player.<br />I feel like I’ve been trying to copy every little thing he’s doing, from his footwork to the coaching tips he has given us. He’s done an amazing job, more than <br />we could ask for as quarterbacks, Zach Wilson, Jets QB, via CNN
