Aaron Rodgers Arrival At MetLife Stadium SHOCKS The NFL World

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has arrived at MetLife Stadium to cheer on his team during "Monday Night Football" -- and is doing so without crutches!

Rodgers, who underwent surgery just a few weeks ago to repair his torn Achilles, is already walking on his own -- truly a remarkable and speedy recovery.

Future NFL Hall of Famer and New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers underwent surgery in September to repair his torn Achilles, which he suffered just four plays into his New York Jets debut.

An MRI confirmed the following day that Aaron Rodgers officially tore his Achilles on the fourth play of his Jets’ career.

The NFL player has been shocking the nation with his speedy recovery, and just a few moments ago, he arrived at MetLife Stadium without any crutches in sight.

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“Bro how is this even possible he just tore his Achilles not even 2 months ago!? ?,” one fan stated on the New York Jets social media post, as another expressed, “I stubbed my toe 7 weeks ago and can’t walk as well as him”.

This is not the first time Rodgers walked around without crutches. The Blast reported a few weeks ago that he arrived at MetLife and was even tossing the football around with teammates. He was also seen walking around the locker room without the assistance of crutches.

A third chimed in, writing, "If I didn’t know I woulda thought bro was playing tonight?."

"Dudes walking around like nothing happened," another wrote as one fan pointed out, "His mental is part of the healing process. When one doesn’t have control of the mind things like this seem unbelievable."

Aaron Rodgers already made it known that he plans to play for the New York Jets again as just days after his surgery, he said “I think what I’d like to say is, give me the doubts,” on ESPN’s “The Pat McAfee Show.” “Give me the timetables. Give me all the things that you think can, should or will happen because all I need is that one little extra percent of inspiration. That’s all I need.”

“So give me your doubts, give me your prognostications and then watch what I do,” Rodgers added.

The Jets head coach Robert Saleh spoke out after Rodgers underwent his surgery, stating he hopes Aaron Rodgers will still make appearances around the club to help mentor and coach quarterback Zach Wilson, who has taken over the starting position. “I think it’s essential,” the coach said at the time.

He added, “I think it’s important for him. Mental health and healing, I think that’s very important. But his presence, his words… As I said, he’s as much a football coach as a player, and just having his presence, thoughts, words, and leadership, I think anyone would want that.”

And Rodgers has been doing just that -- showing up at the Jets games and helping coach Zach Wilson.