Aaron Rodgers is set to face the New England Patriots in a highly anticipated matchup, marking his return after missing the entire previous season due to an Achilles injury. Despite a challenging start, the 40-year-old quarterback has completed 31 of 51 passes for 343 yards, three touchdowns, and one interception in his first two games this season. Analysts have raised concerns about the Jets' offensive performance, particularly their reliance on flat passes and struggling play action, as they rank 30th in the league. Rodgers expressed the need for improvements, aiming for a stronger offensive start in Week 3. Additionally, he finds it 'weird' to compete against Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo, his former adversary on the field, highlighting the generational shift in the league. This game will be a crucial test for both Rodgers and the Jets against a formidable New England defense.