Aaron Rodgers is making progress as he continues to rehab from a torn Achilles, but he still has some work to do before he can take the field for the New York Jets again. In an appearance on "The Pat McAfee Show," Rodgers indicated there is no guarantee he will play again this season.

Aaron Rodgers returned to the New York Jets practice field on Wednesday, 11 weeks after he tore his Achilles in the season opener and underwent surgery.

Aaron Rodgers has made incredible progress from an Achilles injury. Rodgers is poised to take another amazing step. The New York Jets’ star quarterback wants to return to practice Dec. 2, according to a report from Fox Sports’ Jay Glazer.

Elite athletes generally require six to nine months of rehabilitation before they’re ready to return to play after this type of surgery, according to medical research. "Wild'' is how medical researcher Chris Mendias described Rodgers' progress.

The New York Jets opened the 21-day practice window for quarterback Aaron Rodgers on Wednesday, the next step in the four-time NFL MVP’s rehabilitation from a torn Achilles tendon. Coach Robert Saleh said Rodgers,

At the end of the 21-day practice window, New York will decide whether to activate the soon-to-be 40-year-old.

Nearly three months after rupturing his Achilles tendon in the season opener, Rodgers returned to Jets practice on Wednesday.