Four-time NFL MVP, Aaron Rodgers, will make his comeback as the starting quarterback for the New York Jets in the upcoming 2024 season. After suffering a season-ending Achilles tendon tear that limited him to just four plays in 2023, Rodgers underwent a "speed bridge" procedure to expedite his recovery process. Although he missed the entire season, the Jets are optimistic about having a healthy Rodgers lead their team in 2024.

In preparation for Rodgers' potential absence, the Jets drafted former Florida State star Jordan Travis in the fifth round of last month's NFL Draft. Unfortunately, Travis also battled a significant leg injury that ended his college football career in November. However, he remains hopeful about his chance to eventually succeed Rodgers as the Jets' starting quarterback.

Travis admits that the thought of becoming the Jets' starting quarterback has crossed his mind on numerous occasions. However, he remains focused on his recovery and being a supportive teammate. Despite being seen as a talented young athlete, Travis recognizes that he still has much to learn and improve upon. Jets coach, Robert Saleh, has expressed enthusiasm for Travis' potential, noting his athleticism and raw talent. Saleh believes that if they can develop Travis' football skills, the team will have a formidable player on their hands.

Travis himself has expressed eagerness to learn from the experienced Rodgers, considering it a blessing to be in the presence of the seasoned quarterback. He hopes to absorb as much knowledge as possible, ranging from on-field tactics to how Rodgers carries himself as a leader. Travis sees this opportunity as a chance for personal growth and development.

Although Travis is still in the early stages of recovering from his leg injury, he remains undeterred in his determination to return to the football field. He embraces the adversity and sees it as an opportunity to build a remarkable storyline. Travis' resilience and unwavering mindset have always driven him, even from the day he broke his leg.

As for Rodgers, he has publicly expressed his desire to continue playing in the NFL for "two or three or four" more seasons. However, the longevity of his career will ultimately depend on how his body responds to the rigors of the game.

With Rodgers set to reclaim his role as the starting quarterback and Travis on the path to recovery, the New York Jets appear to have a promising future ahead. Fans eagerly await the 2024 season to witness the comeback of Rodgers and the potential emergence of Travis as his eventual successor.