Aaron Rodgers Addresses Controversial Minicamp Absence

The Jets quarterback clarifies his decision to miss mandatory practices for a vacation to Egypt, as training camp begins.

Rodgers downplayed the minicamp absence, saying it was similar to other OTA practices.
He emphasized attending the first ten OTA sessions and questioned the 'mandatory' label of minicamp.
Head coach Robert Saleh supported Rodgers' decision despite calling it 'unexcused.'
Rodgers is returning from an Achilles injury and aims to lead the Jets to their first playoff in 13 years.
The Jets report for training camp with key additions and high expectations for the upcoming season.