Aaron Rodgers

Rodgers, who will enter his 20th NFL season this fall, was seen stepping back into the pocket and dishing dimes to both Wilson and Hall, as shown in viral video shared by the Jets' X account on Wednesday. His return to the field comes two days after the Jets' first day of offseason workouts, which was on April 15. OTAs will begin on May 20. Mandatory minicamp will be held from June 11-13, according to several reports.

Aaron Rodgers' issues with Dr. Anthony Fauci didn't begin with the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020. As revealed in resurfaced footage from March, the New York Jets quarterback suggested the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases director helped engineer the HIV /AIDS epidemic of the 1980s with the backing of the federal government. 'The blueprint, the gameplan was made in the 80s,' Rodgers said during a Zoom interview with the Look Into It podcast. Fauci, who led the US response to coronavirus during the Trump and Biden administrations, previously faced the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s. It was during that time that he was often criticized for the government response to the virus as more than 100,000 victims would die between 1981 and 1990.

Aaron Rodgers believes he is now running faster than before he tore his Achilles as the Jets quarterback edges nearer to a return to the field. Mail Sport has been told that the 40-year-old is hoping to play for two or three more years despite his first season with the Jets being curtailed on night one. Rodgers was hurt after only four snaps of his debut in New York and has spent the last seven months in rehab after having surgery to repair his ruptured Achilles.

Breaking up with Aaron Rodgers took quite the toll on Shailene Woodley! The Fault in Our Stars actress and the Green Bay Packers quarterback resigned from their roles last February after two years together. It was described as a "amicable split" at the time, with Aaron even posting praise for the actress on Instagram at the time. Now, almost a year later, the 31-year-old is filling up some of the gaps on how she was affected by the breakup and where she stands today.

It sounds like Shailene Woodley is living her best life after ending things with Aaron Rodgers once and for all! The 30-year-old actress gave a glimpse into what she's been up to during the month of June — now that the chapter with her ex-fiancé has been postponed for a while. She expressed delight in the form of a snapshot of herself lying in the grass, remarking that the fact that she had this time has "nurtured" her "head + heart." In a note giving thanks to the nearly done month of June, she gushed:

Shailene Woodley and Aaron Rodgers have finally called things off for good! On Monday, E! Despite attempting to resurrect their relationship for the past few months, news broke that the actress and NFL player "are not together." According to an insider, the Big Little Lies lead was the one to call things off this time around, they told the outlet: