Rodgers limited in practice, vows to play

GREEN BAY, Wis. -- It had been nearly two years since Aaron Rodgers was listed on the Packers' injury report, but on Wednesday, the reigning NFL MVP could only go through a limited workout.Rodgers injured his calf early in the third quarter of Sunday's win against the Houston Texans, but he continued to play. Three days later, Rodgers is still feeling the effects of the injury."It's been a little tight," Rodgers said at his locker. "Nothing's going to keep me out."Rodgers believes the injury occurred on a scramble play that he ran into the end zone for a touchdown. Well, at least he thought it was a touchdown. A flag was thrown for holding on left tackle Marshall Newhouse behind the line of scrimmage, but Rodgers never saw it.Rodgers, who rarely celebrates excessively, spiked the ball and did his "belt" celebration (perhaps now best known as the "discount double check"). When the touchdown was called back and Texans fans began to give him grief for his antics, Rodgers seemed a bit e...