Aaron Rodgers injury update: QB players on ‘another painful week’ after toe injury worsens

Green Bay lost the Week 11 competition painfully as Minnesota started it with an on-field goal when time expired. But the loss, and the way it happened – despite Aaron Rodgers having four touchdowns and 385 yards – won’t be the only thing that leaves you sore and lingering.

Looks like Rodgers will also leave lasting memories from the game like he has a serious toe injury in the first half of the game after entering.

Rodgers describes the injury as “worse” than the big toe, and even added to the team’s injury report when activated from the COVID list, even though he received no game assignment. As a result, Rodgers participated very little in this week’s activities.

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Although Rodgers was in obvious pain, he left the match only once – in a match on one knee to end the first half, taken up by backup Jordan Love.

“It was very, very painful. I went into the first half, and that kind of triggered all the symptoms I was having,” Rodgers said. said after the game. “Next week will be another painful week, and hopefully I can recover in the meantime.”

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All told, the injured Rodgers completed 23 of 33 passes for a season at 385 yards and four touchdowns and made it twice for 21 yards. Four touchdowns come to Green Bay’s last four properties.

The loss sent the Packers down to 8-3, but remained at the top of the NFC North as they look to recover at home against the Rams next week before heading into goodbye week.