Aaron Rodgers Seen Throwing Passes and Walking Without Crutches Ahead of Jets’ Game Against Eagles

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It looks like Aaron Rodgers is on the mend! The Green Bay Packers quarterback was seen throwing passes and walking without crutches ahead of the team’s game against the Philadelphia Eagles. This is great news for the Packers, who have been without their star quarterback since he suffered a knee injury in Week 1.

Rodgers was seen throwing passes during warm-ups before the game, and he was also seen walking without crutches. This is a great sign for the Packers, who have been struggling without their star quarterback. Rodgers has been sidelined since suffering a knee injury in the first week of the season, and his return would be a huge boost for the team.

The Packers have been relying on backup quarterback DeShone Kizer in Rodgers’ absence, and while Kizer has done a decent job, he’s not quite at the level of Rodgers. Rodgers is one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL, and his return would be a huge boost for the Packers’ offense.

It remains to be seen if Rodgers will be able to play against the Eagles, but it’s certainly a good sign that he’s throwing passes and walking without crutches. If he can return to the field soon, it would be a huge boost for the Packers’ offense. We’ll have to wait and see if Rodgers can make it back in time for the game against the Eagles, but it’s certainly encouraging to see him throwing passes and walking without crutches.