NFL Power Rankings, Week 2: Aaron Rodgers' Debut Wasn't Perfect, but There's No Need to Panic

NFL Power Rankings, Week 2: Aaron Rodgers' Debut Wasn't Perfect, but There's No Need to Panic By Frank Schwab, Senior Writer The New York Jets' hopes for a championship run hinged on the performance of their newly acquired quarterback, Aaron Rodgers. In his first game back from a significant injury, Rodgers showcased glimpses of his former brilliance, but the team ultimately fell short against the San Francisco 49ers. Despite a 32-19 loss, Rodgers' debut wasn't a complete disaster. He completed 13 of 21 passes for 167 yards, one touchdown, and one interception. While the statistics may not be eye-catching, it's important to consider the circumstances. Rodgers hadn't played a meaningful game in nearly two years and was facing a tough opponent in a hostile environment. The early stages of the game were promising. Rodgers connected well with wide receiver Garrett Wilson, leading the Jets on a successful scoring drive. However, as the game progressed, t...