Aaron Rodgers took a backseat for a while during the matchup against the Denver Broncos. This happened after the brutal sack that came his way in the final quarter of the game.

The Broncos gave the multiple-time Super Bowl winner a run, quite literally, when he couldn’t make a call under pressure and succumbed to a sack at the hands of P.J. Locke. Unfortunately, it inflicted some potential injury on him.

A senior writer from The Athletic exclusively covering the Jets revealed that the trainers were concerned for QB 1 and his health. As a result, he was taken to the sidelines.

The quarterback was seen stretching his left leg on the bench after he limped his way to safety. This was concerning for the fans and the team because Rodgers came back this season after a long hiatus.

When the defensive safety P.J. Locke escaped the Jets offensive linemen and tackled Rodgers to the ground, the latter accidentally fumbled the ball. This gave the Broncos the perfect opportunity to take the game into their own hands.

The opponents still couldn’t kill his spirit and there was Aaron Rodgers, back on the field again.

Is Aaron Rodgers fine now?

Soon after the reports regarding his injury scare came in, we learned that Aaron Rodgers was ready to return to the field perfectly fine. When he fumbled the ball and the ball possession turned upside down, the game was 10-9, with New York losing the game.

This happened when there were less than 2 minutes left on the clock before the game came to a close. So even though Rodgers got medically cleared, his health was no longer of real use.

The Broncos managed to maintain the grip on the game and kept the same score, winning it ultimately. If you are a loyal Jets fan, you can look at the situation with a ‘glass half full’ perspective and see how Rodgers wasn’t injured. So long as the QB 1 is fine and well, the Big Apple team has a good chance of winning the coming games and making it to the playoffs.

Next week, they are facing the Minnesota Vikings, and it will not be an easy task since they are trailing a perfect 4-0. Do you think Rodgers will be able to rally his team as a signal caller in the next game? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments below.