Aaron Rodgers looks spry connecting with Garrett Wilson at Jets’ voluntary workouts
NY Post
Call it another positive sign for Aaron Rodgers heading into next season.
The Jets quarterback seemed to be throwing and moving well in a short social media clip posted by the team on Sunday.
Rodgers is in town for voluntary offseason workouts at the team facility in Florham Park.
In the eight-second clip, Rodgers is seen quickly moving and bouncing around in the imaginary pocket before throwing to wide receiver Garrett Wilson, who made a leaping catch on a crisp pass.
It was the second time in the last three days that the team had shared footage of Rodgers working with Wilson during the offseason training.
In the previous video, the duo is seen once again as Rodgers fires a pass to Gang Green’s young star receiver.
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