Aaron Rodgers may not be ready to take to the field for the New York Jets just yet, but the four time MVP is keeping himself busy with the franchise off the field.
Rodgers tore his achilles tendon in the opening stages of his team's win over the Buffalo Bills in Week One resulting in surgery and a long road to recovery.
However, Rodgers is still helping out the franchise, this time in the ticket office after the Jets posted a video of him selling tickets to fans on Thursday.
Speaking to a fan, Rodgers made an offer that the fan could not refuse.
"So you're 1-0 going to games. Obviously, we need to find a way to get you back," Rodgers began.
"How do we do that? Do we have to offer you some free tickets or what?"
The future Hall of Famer then went onto give the caller two free tickets.
On the field, Jets head coach Robert Saleh gave a positive update on Rodgers' recovery with the 39-year-old cleared to practice, albeit in just functional activity and not contact drills.
Whether he plays at some point in the 2023 season is unknown and his decision to suit up will hinge on whether the Jets remain in contention for a playoff spot.