Aaron Rodgers Credits Cayenne Pepper Drink for Improved Recovery

The Jets quarterback incorporates a new spicy regimen as he battles multiple injuries during a challenging season.

Aaron Rodgers, at 40, is dealing with ankle, knee, and hamstring injuries but is incorporating a cayenne pepper and water concoction into his recovery routine.
Suggested by teammate Thomas Morstead, the drink is believed to aid metabolic and gastrointestinal health, though Rodgers is unsure of its full impact.
Rodgers admits to feeling better after using the drink, despite a challenging start to the season with the Jets at 2-6 and on a five-game losing streak.
Criticism from Patriots' Davon Godchaux highlights Rodgers' reduced mobility, which the quarterback attributes to his injuries rather than aging.
Interim coach Jeff Ulbrich confirms Rodgers will continue to play despite not being at full health, as the team seeks to improve in upcoming games.