Disasters: Green Bay Packers Head Caoch slap a key player due to….

Disasters: Green Bay Packers Head Caoch slap a key player due to….

Disasters: Green Bay Packers Head Caoch slap a key player due to….

This season, the Bucks have had a lot of success, especially when their Big Three is on the court. There have been times when all three players were not on the court at the same moment, resulting in the team not performing at its best.

The New York Jets resembled the Green Bay Packers to the east throughout the NFL offseason.

Several former Packers, including his former offensive coordinator, joined Aaron Rodgers in surrendering the green and gold for Jets Gotham green. On and off the field, most were close to the quarterback.

They all wanted to be a part of a team that was aiming to break the NFL’s longest playoff drought, led by a four-time MVP. But everything changed when Rodgers suffered a horrific Achilles injury only minutes into the season’s first game. The club has a 4-7 record as Rodgers attempts an astonishing turnaround just a few months after surgery.

He has remained in the spotlight because to his weekly appearances on “The Pat McAfee Show,” where he provides regular updates on his condition as well as his thoughts on the NFL and the world outside of football.

Rodgers has repeatedly stated that he wants to “push” the pace of his recovery and prove the skeptics wrong in his 19th NFL season, which hasn’t gone according to plan. He has, however, provided fans with glimpses of his progress and hope by attending several Jets games and often donning a headset on the sidelines.

Rodgers has returned to the team on a full-time basis to continue his rehabilitation and is expected to begin practicing within the next few weeks. But, with the Jets out of the postseason picture, will Rodgers be able to complete his miraculous return this season?

According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, Rodgers is targeting the team’s December 24 game.