NegativeInjuryFri, July 24, 2026
Rodgers' torn Achilles at MetLife reflects turf injury pattern.
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Aaron Rodgers suffered a torn Achilles at MetLife Stadium, which uses AstroTurf. The source identifies MetLife as a stadium with a pattern of serious lower-body injuries and notes that turf surfaces produce 69 percent more foot and ankle injuries compared to grass over 2012-18 data.
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Aaron Rodgers (torn Achilles)... Turf is particularly hard on knees and ankles, resulting in 32 percent more non-contact knee injuries and 69 percent more foot and ankle injuries over those seven years.
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