Jets QB Aaron Rodgers Reveals New Injury After 3-INT Performance

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers will leave London with another loss and a new injury to worry about.

The Jets could not mount a game-winning touchdown drive late against the Minnesota Vikings, falling 23-17. Rodgers was intercepted on his final pass of the day while looking for Mike Williams.

The turnover was the third of the day for Rodgers, who finished with 244 yards on 29 of 54 passing with a pair of touchdowns.

After the game, Rodgers revealed he suffered a low-ankle sprain during the matchup against the Vikings.

"Definitely banged up. Got my foot caught in the pile there. Seems to be a low-ankle sprain," Rodgers said . "They were trying to get me in the tent, then we had the roughing the kicker and I said screw it, I'm going back out there."

The Jets fell to 2-3 with the loss but have some significant injury concerns around their 40-year-old quarterback. Rodgers entered Sunday's game with knee issues.

"I've got stuff on both legs," Rodgers said after the Jets' Week 4 loss to the Denver Broncos.

Rodgers has passed for 1,093 yards, seven touchdowns and four interceptions this season. If he were to miss any time, veteran Tyrod Taylor would be next in line to start.

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