Vinny Testaverde was watching the start of the Aaron Rodgers Era up in a suite with Woody Johnson when the unthinkable happened to the Jets again. 

Aaron Rodgers was down on the 30-yard line four plays into the start of the Aaron Rodgers Era holding his ankle and would be helped off the MetLife field, done for the night, and for no one knows how long. 

“It brought back some bad memories,” Testaverde told The Post. 

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Breece the Beast is back.

No rust. No diminished speed. No limitations.

A question mark to even be active in Week 1 after suffering a torn right ACL last October, Hall was a major positive in the team’s 22-16 win over the AFC East rival Bills in overtime at MetLife Stadium on Monday.

Hall had 147 total yards, including an 83-yard run in his return from injury and a 26-yard dash on the offense’s first play from scrimmage.

He had burst.

He made defenders miss.

He looked like the player that was on his way to winning Offensive Rookie of the Year honors before that season-ending injury last Oct. 23.

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Jets players took to X (formerly Twitter) to praise Jordan Whitehead after the safety's three interceptions:

Garrett Wilson credited gymnastics for helping him make his incredible, juggling touchdown catch that tied the game in the fourth quarter.

Jordan Whitehead hauled in three interceptions.

Here's his reaction after the game:

Dalvin Cook is not lowering the Jets' expectations after Aaron Rodgers' injury.

Zach Wilson expressed his "love" for Aaron Rodgers:

Xavier Gipson said he "feels like I'm dreaming" after his game-winning punt return touchdown.

The rookie signed with the Jets as an undrafted free agent.

Breece Hall enjoyed an incredible first game back since tearing his ACL last year, rushing for 127 yards on 10 carries.

But he was visibly emotional after the game about Aaron Rodgers' injury.

Robert Saleh confirmed that if Aaron Rodgers does indeed miss the rest of the season, Zach Wilson will be the starting quarterback the rest of the way.

That is, though, seemingly if the Jets do not now trade for a quarterback.

Robert Saleh claimed he and the rest of the Jets saw the game-winning play coming:

In an insane season opener for the Jets, it was only fitting that it ended the way it did.

Rookie Xavier Gipson took a punt return 65 yards for a touchdown in overtime to complete the Jets’ 22-16 comeback win over the Bills at MetLife Stadium on Monday night.

Gang Green’s defense forced a three-and-out after Buffalo had won the coin toss in OT, setting up the dramatic finish.

Gipson caught the short punt at the Jets’ 35-yard line and then turned on the afterburners dodging two tackles en route to the game-winning score.

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