Aaron Rodgers Undergoes Surgery for Torn Achilles, Thanks Doctors for 'Starting Me on the Road to Recovery' The quarterback tore his left Achilles tendon during the New York Jets' Monday night ...

Aaron Rodgers took the first step in healing his torn left Achilles tendon. The 39-year-old Jets quarterback confirmed in an Instagram story on Thursday that he underwent surgery on Wednesday and ...

When DeMarcus Cousins tore his Achilles in 2018, it was Los Angeles Lakers legend Kobe Bryant who reached out to him first and raised his spirits to make a full recovery. In his latest appearance ...

Aaron Rodgers is on the road to recovery.. The quarterback, 39, revealed in an Instagram Story post Thursday that he underwent surgery to repair his left Achilles tendon that was torn during the ...

Aaron Rodgers’ season ended after just four snaps. Those realistic Super Bowl dreams turned into another nightmare for long-suffering Jets fans once it became clear Rodgers tore his left Achi… ...

Realistically 1 year recovery, if not longer. The worse part is that this is a completely fluky play. I can’t even comprehend the mechanism to tear the patellar tendon falling like he did.

Former Texas Longhorns LB on Inspiring Road to Recovery. ... Overshown, a 2023 third-round pick by the Dallas Cowboys, suffered a torn ACL just before his rookie season.

Taysom Hill faces a challenging road to recovery after his ACL injury. ... It's nine months before the risk of a re-tear goes down. Taysom has been seen on videos squatting 685 pounds.

“This is a much more difficult recovery than just an ACL, it’s a knee dislocation with three of four major ligaments torn and it’s a long road back,” former 17-year NFL team head doctor ...

The road to recovery for players coming off a torn Achilles is long and arduous. If he decides to play, Aaron Rodgers would be trying a comeback at age 40.

When DeMarcus Cousins tore his Achilles in 2018, it was Los Angeles Lakers legend Kobe Bryant who reached out to him first and raised his spirits to make a full recovery.