A year after his injury, Aaron Rodgers is feeling healthy and 'relaxed' as he prepares for the New York Jets' upcoming matchup against the New England Patriots. With emotions running high for his first home game since the injury, Rodgers expressed that it is 'special' to still be playing at the age of 40. He also shared his excitement about facing new challenges, acknowledging that the rivalry with the Patriots is still developing. Rodgers emphasized the need for the Jets to start faster and allow their defense to take the lead. During a recent appearance on the 'Pat McAfee Show,' he praised the Jets' dual running threats and reflected on his NFL career, noting that it's a unique experience to play against familiar coaches. As the anticipation builds for the home opener, Rodgers expects to navigate a mix of nostalgia and competitive spirit.