New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers rebounded from a slow start during a joint practice with the Carolina Panthers, ultimately leading a successful touchdown drive capped by a short pass to Garrett Wilson. Despite throwing two early interceptions, Rodgers completed three passes in a two-minute drill that demonstrated improved execution. The Panthers, however, faced injury scares with guard Robert Hunt and running back Chuba Hubbard, both of whom were evaluated post-practice. The intensity escalated during drills, highlighted by a controversial touchdown celebration from Panthers receiver Terrace Marshall Jr. Panthers coach Dave Canales expressed relief over Hubbard's initial injury assessment, while the Jets also welcomed the promising performance of rookie wide receiver Malachi Corley, who has been gaining Rodgers' attention in training camp. Overall, the practice showcased both teams' readiness as they gear up for the upcoming NFL season.