Aaron Rodgers Health, Injury Updates & History

Said he was bothered by back tightness during Sunday's Week 1 game, Rodgers said his back prevented ...

Rodgers should be healthy ahead of training camp, with age being the only concern at this stage of his career, dealt with an MCL injury in Week 17 and also experienced ankle, knee, and hip issues in October, but beyond that had a relatively healthy season

By video, sustained a left high ankle injury when rolled up on a fumble recovery, luckily his foot wasn't planted when contact was made is being examined in blue injury tent, chance to return

Currently managing through a trio of injuries from his hamstriing, knee and ankle, he's been a limited participant in practice but that isn't expected to affect his availability for Week 8

Sustained a low-ankle sprain in Sunday's loss to the Vikings in London, Head coach Robert Saleh said Monday that Rodgers' sprained left ankle will be examined further, but the Jets have been encouraged by all the preliminary evaluations of the injury, it does not appear that it will have any impact on his availability

As expected, he is now off the injured list with the knee injury he was managing and will be available for Week 5 in London, England against the Vikings

Was a LP in practice on Wednesday with left knee soreness then FP on Thursday. The injury is of little concern, he has been getting treatment for a swollen knee after being hit on a sack, but this shouldn't limit his availability for Week 5

Was a limited participant in practice on Wednesday and Thursday with knee soreness, but the injury is of little concern at the moment, he has been getting treatment for a swollen knee, but this shouldn't limit his availability for Week 5

Was a limited participant in practice on Wednesday with knee soreness, but the injury is of little concern at the moment, he has been getting treatment for a swollen knee, but this shouldn't limit his availability for Week 5

Rodgers tore his left Achilles just four plays into his Jets tenure. Pro Football Docs expect him to be fully ready for training camp with no restrictions. He did not participate in team minicamp, which head coach Robert Saleh explicitly deemed an "unexcused absence." There is no concern over the blister scare he dealt with during OTA’s. Despite not playing in any of the Jets preseason games, Rodgers will be ready for Week 1 and is expected to have recovered fully from the Achilles tear a season ago.