aaron rodgers

The fallout continues from the Aaron Rodgers injury during the Vikings/Packers game Sunday. Rodgers could miss the rest of the season after breaking his collarbone on a hit by Anthony Barr and the debate rages on regarding whether it was a dirty hit.

NFL training camps are underway, but Aaron Rodgers is already in midseason form.

We already knew Aaron Rodgers was a good guy. This just further proved it.

GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — Aaron Rodgers says his injured left calf is feeling better after he had treatment during Green Bay's bye week. The Packers quarterback said Tuesday on his weekly radio show on ESPN 540 in Milwaukee that re-injuring the calf in Sunday's divisional round playoff game against the Dallas Cowboys was not a concern...

Following a narrow victory over the Vikings at TCF Bank Stadium, Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers took the post game press conference podium with an apparent desire to take a little jab at the Vikings.

On a trip to Green Bay, British comedian Tom Wrigglesworth and Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers were able to meet, bringing the two look-alike men together for an awesome video opportunity.

It's now October, and most of that preseason rust should be starting to shake off teams' starters and the daily grind of practice and film has now become habitual for every organization.

Now that we're entering the fourth week of the NFL, most teams are finally entering regular season mode after experiencing full contact and real action.  For multiple safety reasons, training camp and preseason isn't what it used to be, so it usually takes time for some teams and players to adjust in September.

After a less than scintillating performance in the season opener against the Seahawks, Aaron Rodgers may want to think about pumping up some more.

Finally, football has arrived!  After four weeks of flag-infested preseason games and backups abound, it's time to see the real stars of football in actual action (not that I don't like to see the average stringer every now-and-then).