During a Tuesday appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, Aaron Rodgers said that he would be pushing to play if he was 100 percent but that he has not reached that point in his recovery from a torn Achilles.

Rodgers intimated that there would be a conversation about playing without reaching that point if the Jets were still alive, but they were officially eliminated from playoff contention last Sunday and Rodgers has shifted his attention toward the future. Rodgers added that he can also see himself playing for the Jets beyond the 2024 season.

If and when he comes out of concussion protocol, Robert Saleh said Zach Wilson be the team's starting QB.

Related players: Trevor Siemian, Aaron Rodgers

Saleh tells reporters Wilson could start if he doesn't practice, which could be the case depending on when he would get cleared from concussion protocol. The post went on to say if Wilson doesn't pass protocol, Siemian will start. There continues to be rumors Rodgers will get cleared to play, but reports have surfaced that those in the organization see no reason to put Rodgers on the field this season.

Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers is likely to be medically cleared to play next week.

Schefter notes that being cleared to play doesn't necessarily mean Rodgers will play in Week 16 against the Washington Commanders. The team and Rodgers will discuss him playing. The Jets opened Rodgers' 21-day practice window on November 29. They have until December 20 to activate him to the 53-man roster, otherwise, he is out for the season.

If the Jets beat the Dolphins Sunday, there will be a lot of talk of Rodgers making his return Christmas Eve with the Jets still in the playoff hunt.

Is it possible a breakup between the Jets and Zach Wilson is already set in stone?

Jets head coach Robert Saleh was asked Monday about a weekend report by the Deseret News, Wilson’s hometown newspaper in Utah, that said the team told the 24-year-old quarterback he’ll be traded during the offseason, with Wilson and Saleh agreeing to part ways when the former No. 2 overall pick was benched last month.

Saleh did not deny the report in his response.

“My conversations with [Wilson] are to do everything he can to get ready to play a football game,” Saleh said Monday. “As far as all that other stuff is concerned, those are things I will leave for Joe [Douglas].”

Related players: Aaron Rodgers

There is a link to the story in this piece. The report makes sense, especially after Wilson was benched and an Athletic report said Wilson was reluctant to go back on the field after the team went with Tim Boyle but eventually cut him. The Post story said Rodgers, who tore his Achilles in Week 1, is expected to return to the Jets next season. Wilson could probably use a fresh start on another team but it may not be a starting role.

Coach Saleh says that QB Aaron Rodgers' 21-day practice window will open today.

This would be an insanely fast recovery if he actually sees the field by the end of the year. It would also be an insane boost for the Jets' fantasy pieces after they've had to deal with some truly awful back-up play from Zach Wilson and Tim Boyle. We'll keep our eye out for updates over the next couple of weeks.

Aaron Rodgers’ goal is to return in mid-December, he told Melissa Stark.

Related players: Zach Wilson

This would be an incredible recovery and in time for a possible playoff push for the Jets, Garafolo's post went on to say. Rodgers has been hinting at a return for a while, but this will obviously depend on the Jets being in the playoff picture. The Jets are currently 4-5 on the season and are certainly still alive. They are a game out of the Wild Card, not getting into all the possible tiebreakers. Currently the Texans are 5-4 and in the final of three Wild Card spots. The Jets will play the Bills, Dolphins, Falcons and Texans up to Dec. 10.

An MRI confirmed the Jets’ fears: Four-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers suffered a complete tear of his left Achilles tendon Monday night, per sources.

Related players: Zach Wilson, Breece Hall, Dalvin Cook, Michael Carter, Garrett Wilson, Allen Lazard, Mecole Hardman

It was the biggest fear since the injury happened during the Jets opening drive. HC Robert Saleh has already said the team will ride with Wilson, but it's a huge fantasy downgrade for the Jets WR group. The team could lean more on running backs Cook and Hall and the running game as a whole, as Hall was an obvious bright spot on Monday night. The Jets will likely bring in another quarterback, but for now the team looks primed to ride this out with Wilson at QB - and a very good defense.

Jets QB Aaron Rodgers has been ruled out with an ankle injury.

Related players: Zach Wilson

On the Monday Night Football broadcast, Lisa Salters reported Rodgers was seen going into the x-ray room wearing a boot, but x-rays were negative. Wilson is taking over at QB for Rodgers and would continue to start should Rodgers have to miss any more time.

Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers will play in Saturday's preseason finale against the Giants.

This will be Rodgers' first game action as a Jet and his first appearance in the preseason since 2018. Rodgers truly is doing things differently than he was during his final few years in Green Bay. He took part in OTAs with the Jets and is now playing in a preseason game. It sounds like the Jets are going to treat Saturday's game as somewhat of a dress rehearsal for the regular season, which opens September 11 against the Buffalo Bills. Zach Wilson had started the Jets' first three preseason games.

After releasing a pass (interception), Aaron Rodgers clutches his left calf. He’s limping around, but stays in for the next play. This was his “good” calf. Injured the right in OTAs.

Of course the most famous calf injury so far this season belongs to Joe Burrow, who remains out. Rodgers did continue to practice but struggled according to other reports. There certainly could be more to learn about this injury as the day goes on.