New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has returned to full practice for the first time in over a month, attributing his improved health to a mini bye after the Week 9 win over the Texans. Rodgers described himself as feeling energetic and mobile, akin to a 'jackrabbit,' which could significantly enhance the Jets' offensive capabilities against the Arizona Cardinals. Meanwhile, the Cardinals' injury report indicates running back James Conner is dealing with a finger injury, though he is expected to play. Both teams have several players on the injury list, with the Jets aiming for a full-strength offense except for Allen Lazard, who is on Injured Reserve. Cardinals coach Jonathan Gannon acknowledged Rodgers' ability to exploit defensive mistakes and emphasized the need for his team to maintain good technique in their upcoming matchup. The Jets and Cardinals will finalize their injury statuses before their game on November 10.