The Comeback BeginsIn a twist that could only be described as miraculous, Aaron Rodgers is stepping back onto the practice field for the New York Jets. Just months after a devastating Achilles tear in the season opener against the Buffalo Bills,

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.

Just 11 weeks after new New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers had surgery to repair his torn left Achilles tendon, head coach Robert Saleh announced the soon-to-be 40-year-old could now return to practice.

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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.

The biggest reason that Aaron Rodgers is going to do it, is going to come back sooner rather than later, and going to try and play this year even if it doesn’t mean you’re playing for a playoff spot,

Aaron Rodgers wants to return this season, but he's not going to force it if his New York Jets are out of the playoff picture by the time he's ready.

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has been cleared to return to practice just 11 weeks after undergoing surgery on a torn Achilles tendon, head coach Robert Saleh said on Wednesday.Rodgers will be limited to non-contact practice initially but the move paves the way for a possible return to action this season for the four-time MVP.