Aaron Rodgers, the legendary quarterback, has suffered a wrist injury that will likely keep him out of the upcoming game against his arch-rivals, the Chicago Bears. The 41-year-old Rodgers went down in Sunday's loss to the Steelers, and an ESPN report suggests he may have a slight break in his non-throwing wrist.
Rodgers is no stranger to Soldier Field, where he led the Packers to numerous victories. In fact, he has a storied history against the Bears, going 25-5 during his time with Green Bay. However, it seems that his last visit to Chicago will be a bittersweet one. The Jets announced in February that they were cutting ties with Rodgers after just one season together.
Despite his struggles last season and an Achilles tendon injury that forced him out of nearly the entire 2023 campaign, Rodgers was attracted to the Steelers as he began exploring new opportunities in free agency. He's been vocal about his disdain for Chicago, calling it "way more than they love me."
The Bears will now face a different challenge with quarterback Mason Rudolph starting at Soldier Field instead of the ailing Aaron Rodgers. The Steelers' backup quarterback has played in just three games this season and has no experience facing the Bears.
Rodgers is no stranger to Soldier Field, where he led the Packers to numerous victories. In fact, he has a storied history against the Bears, going 25-5 during his time with Green Bay. However, it seems that his last visit to Chicago will be a bittersweet one. The Jets announced in February that they were cutting ties with Rodgers after just one season together.
Despite his struggles last season and an Achilles tendon injury that forced him out of nearly the entire 2023 campaign, Rodgers was attracted to the Steelers as he began exploring new opportunities in free agency. He's been vocal about his disdain for Chicago, calling it "way more than they love me."
The Bears will now face a different challenge with quarterback Mason Rudolph starting at Soldier Field instead of the ailing Aaron Rodgers. The Steelers' backup quarterback has played in just three games this season and has no experience facing the Bears.
I mean, how reliable is ESPN's source on this one? Can we get more info on the extent of the break or maybe some medical pics to back it up? And why should we trust them over Rodgers' own camp? He seems like a straight shooter, so if he says he's fine, shouldn't that count for something? 
I'm also wondering what exactly happened in that game against the Steelers... was it just a normal injury or did someone make contact with his arm on purpose? And have we seen the footage of Rodgers' conversation with the Bears coach after being benched last season? That was pretty interesting. 
what's the big deal about Aaron Rodgers getting hurt? I mean, he's 41 and still throwing touchdowns like it's nobody's business 
! Yeah, okay, so he's not as spry as he used to be, but that's just part of getting older 
. And honestly, I think he got what was coming to him when the Jets cut ties with him 
At least he gets to go out on a high note (or in this case, a high throw) against his old arch-nemesis, the Bears 
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. i feel bad for him, he's been through so much injuries already... like, you'd think one more wouldn't be too much to handle 
. but on the flip side, this could be a huge opportunity for mason rudolph to shine 
! never thought we'd say it, but maybe this is exactly what the bears needed to shake things up 
. still sad that rodgers won't get to go out with a bang at soldier field... wish him a speedy recovery and all 
Aaron Rodgers is done for the game against the Bears 
And it's not even because of his age lol he's still got that fire 
but seriously a wrist injury is no joke 
Mason Rudolph stepping in is gonna be super tough for the Bears 
. and now the Bears get a break? kinda feels like karma for when he trashed Chicago on twitter 
. but seriously, Mason Rudolph stepping up seems sketchy, especially since he hasn't played that much this season. hope Rodgers recovers ASAP so we can see more of him on the field