Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers will play on Sunday against the Bills, despite a fracture in his left wrist. Make that fractures. Via Ian Rapoport of NFL Media, Rodgers has at least three fractures ...

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Q. Two days ago I was walking my dog and I tripped when the dog lunged. I fell on my left wrist and felt a crack. The emergency-room physician stated there was a fracture of the wrist bone that was ...

Aaron Rodgers returned to practice on Thursday, one day after telling reporters that he hoped to test out his injured wrist after missing Wednesday's session. The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback took ...

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers will not need surgery on the small break in his left wrist and is pushing to play on Sunday against the Chicago Bears. It is unknown if Rodgers will play, ...

PITTSBURGH — Quarterback Aaron Rodgers and his fractured left wrist still could play Sunday when the Pittsburgh Steelers visit the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field. Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said ...

Aaron Rodgers hasn't missed a start since the 2023 season, when he was sidelined with a ruptured Achilles. Sam Greene / The Enquirer / Imagn Images PITTSBURGH — Quarterback Aaron Rodgers fractured his ...

Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers left his team’s win over the Bengals on Sunday afternoon with what at the time was dubbed a left hand injury. He did not return and was replaced by backup Mason ...

November 17 - Pittsburgh quarterback Aaron Rodgers injured his left wrist late in the first half, leading to an early exit in the 34-12 win over the visiting Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, Steelers ...

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has suffered what is believed to be a small fracture in his left wrist during the team’s win over the Cincinnati Bengals, according to multiple reports ...

The Associated Press Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers holds his left wrist after a hit by the Cincinnati Bengals during the first half. PITTSBURGH — Aaron Rodgers spent the first half on Sunday ...