Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and receiver Donald Driver practiced Friday and are probable for Sunday's game at Tampa Bay.
Rodgers suffered a sprained toe in last Sunday's 38-26 loss to the Minnesota Vikings and has been coping with a sprain in his other foot the past few weeks.
Coach Mike McCarthy said Rodgers was able to do everything in practice Friday and didn't have limited mobility. The coach said Driver had a good practice after treatment for a neck injury.
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November 05, 2009
WR Donald Driver also remains sidelined because of a neck injury. Driver's situation is at least a little more concerning because he so rarely misses...
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November 06, 2009
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -- Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and receiver Donald Driver practiced Friday and are probable for Sunday's game at Tampa Bay.
Via JSOnline.com
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November 04, 2009
Just when it might seem a break is on the way, a new challenge emerges. Tampa Bay has only 11 quarterback sacks this season, third lowest in the NFL. But Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers has taken 31 sacks, more than anyone else in the NFL. And he missed practice Wednesday with injuries to both feet.
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November 06, 2009
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and
receiver Donald Driver practiced Friday and are probably for Sunday's game at
Tampa Bay.
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November 06, 2009
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and receiver Donald Driver practiced Friday and are probably for Sunday's game at Tampa Bay.
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November 08, 2009
Aaron Rodgers threw two touchdown passes in the first half as the Green Bay leads Tampa Bay, 21-17, at halftime at Raymond James Stadium.
The Packers got on the board on their second offensive play of the game after the defense forced the Bucs to go three-and-out on their first possession. On second down from the Green Bay 26, wide receiver James Jones beat cornerback Elbert Mack...
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November 05, 2009
It looks like the Pack could be back to getting some of their offensive lineman back to try and keep QB Aaron Rodgers upright. Coach Mike McCarthy stated Wednesday that recently re-signed veteran right tackle Mark Tauscher could start Sunday’s game at Tampa Bay—his first action since a major knee injury last December.
Veteran left [...]
Via Vikings Now
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November 08, 2009
The Vikings added to their already sizeable NFC North lead, even though they enjoyed their bye this weekend.
Both the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Bears lost today, dropping each to 4-4 and giving the Vikings (7-1) a full three-game advantage in the division.
The only thing that could make this sweeter for the Vikings is if the Carolina Panthers pull off the upset (presently...
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November 06, 2009
Green Bay Packers guard Daryn Colledge takes fans to locations throughout Lambeau Field, interviewing his teammates one-on-one in 'The Colledge Experience.' Fans are able to participate in the webisodes by submitting questions for Colledge to ask his guests of the week. Topics covered on the program, now in its second season, will range from personal to football, and anything...
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November 08, 2009
Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers hit James Jones on a 74-yard touchdown pass on the Packers' second play, giving them a quick 7-0 lead over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers today at Raymond James Stadium.
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November 05, 2009
The Packers found out just how far Matt Flynn has come since being drafted out of LSU in 2008 during the last two days of practice. Aaron Rodgers sat out practice Wednesday and Thursday with a sore foot and sprained toe, leaving the bulk of snaps to his backup, Flynn.
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November 08, 2009
If it's one thing we know about the Packers over the last two years it is that they will beat inferior teams. The problem arises, as we also know, against teams with winning records; the Packers have only beaten teams with winning records twice in the last two years.So, given that Tampa Bay has yet to win a game this season, is there any reason to fear a loss? Well, anything...
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