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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- New York Jets coach Robert Saleh woke up Thursday morning, looked outside at the rainy weather and decided to keep quarterback Aaron Rodgers on the sideline for a joint practice with the Washington Commanders.
And Rodgers apparently wasn't thrilled about it.
"He pushed back, he pushed back," Saleh said after practice. "He wanted to go, but in the grand scheme of things, we're trying to keep forward-thinking with regard to Week 1."
Rodgers, coming off Achilles surgery, watched the two-hour, rain-drenched practice from the sideline as Tyrod Taylor ran the Jets' starting offense.