Concerns are mounting about Aaron Rodgers' performance at New York Jets practices as he struggles to connect with receivers, completing only 11 of 27 passes in a recent session, culminating in an interception by safety Tony Adams. Head coach Robert Saleh attributed these difficulties to facing a top-five defense rather than a lack of practice time, but acknowledged that fatigue played a role in the team's overall performance. Meanwhile, backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor showcased efficiency in practice, completing 8 of 10 passes while starters rested ahead of a joint practice with the Giants. As the Jets prepare for their final preseason game, the uncertainty surrounding Rodgers' readiness is palpable, with Saleh yet to confirm whether he will start. Rodgers has not participated in any preseason games since returning from an Achilles injury, raising further questions about his timing and chemistry with teammates. The Jets hope to calibrate their offense before the season opener, but Rodgers' recent form remains a concern.