Rodgers' Preseason Play Uncertain Amid Practice Frustrations

Aaron Rodgers' participation in the preseason for the New York Jets remains uncertain, despite coach Robert Saleh suggesting he would sit out all three games. Rodgers, who is fully recovered from his Achilles injury, has been actively participating in training sessions, including QB keepers and roll-outs. His return has not been without challenges, as he has shown frustration over sloppy play during practices, including a high number of bad snaps from center Joe Tippmann and a miscommunication with receiver Allen Lazard. Teammates like Lazard and tight end Tyler Conklin have noted Rodgers' high standards and his demonstrative nature, which they view as beneficial for team accountability. The Jets are working to build chemistry and improve their performance as they prepare for the upcoming season.