Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (collarbone) took limited practice reps again Thursday. The Packers are reportedly “pessimistic” (per Ed Werder) about Rodgers’ Week 15 availability, though they’re being coy about his status. Rodgers will be re-examined on Friday and would need to take most of the reps in practice to play on Sunday (his words). If he can’t play, Matt Flynn would get another start against a generous Dallas pass defense.

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (collarbone) took limited practice reps Wednesday. The Packers are reportedly “pessimistic” (per Ed Werder) about Rodgers’ Week 15 availability. If he can’t play, Matt Flynn would get another start against a generous Dallas pass defense.

HC Mike McCarthy: Plan for QB Aaron Rodgers is to work out Tuesday and be evaluated Wednesday morning. Still not medically cleared.

The team has little choice but to plan to start Matt Flynn this week, but haven't ruled out Rodgers potentially coming back. We'll know more Wednesday.

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (collarbone, out) took limited practice reps all week and is out for Week 14. Matt Flynn will get the start. This makes the entire Packer receiving corps a dicey play, though Flynn isn’t as bad as he played against the Lions in Week 13.

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (collarbone) took limited practice reps again Thursday. Rodgers has not yet been ruled out for Week 14, though he did appear in pads for the first time since his injury. Matt Flynn is taking the first-team reps. It would be a surprise if Rodgers made it back to face the Falcons.

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (collarbone) took limited practice reps Wednesday. Rodgers has not been ruled out for Week 14, though the chances of him suiting up seem to be getting slimmer by the day. Matt Flynn is taking the first-team reps.

Packers HC Mike McCarthy: Aaron Rodgers has not been cleared yet. Will practice Wednesday in limited fashion. Have not ruled him out for Week 14.

Matt Flynn will take first team reps to prep for Week 14, so it doesn't seem like Rodgers will play, but he's not ruled out and continues to be limited. The bit of good news to take out of this is it doesn't seem like the Packers plan to put Rodgers on IR, at least right now. In fact, McCarthy strongly denied that report and said when Rodgers is cleared he will play. Rodgers also said he wanted to get back out on the field when he is cleared. He's worth keeping on your roster through the playoffs at this point, but his chances look pretty slim for getting on the field in Week 14.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is scheduled to have scans performed on his shoulder Tuesday that should determine how much healing has occurred since he fractured his collarbone.

Team doctors will evaluate the results, discuss them with Rodgers and head coach Mike McCarthy. A determination is expected to be made later Tuesday as to whether Rodgers will play Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons.

Mike McCarthy's presser on Monday was pushed back to Tuesday afternoon, so we should find out about Rodgers later today. A story came out yesterday that doctors are looking to play it very cautious with Rodgers rather than risk putting him back out there before he's ready. The Packers feel they need to win out to even have a chance at the playoffs, so they very well may think shutting him down for the season is in everyone's best interest - except for fantasy owners of course. Stay tuned...

Aaron Rodgers is no guarantee to return to the Green Bay Packers' lineup this season, let alone this week, even though the All-Pro quarterback has strongly stated otherwise.

Five weeks removed from cracking his left collarbone, Rodgers will be re-examined this week and league sources tell ESPN that it will take a strong consensus from doctors and the team's hierarchy to return him to the playing field next Sunday against the Falcons.

The Packers are 0-4-1 in games Rodgers did not start and finish and they no longer control their playoff destiny, so the return of the star QB is vital. Rodgers has reinforced his determination to return, but sources say doctors prefer a conservative approach and other Packers decision-makers are conflicted, especially without a lot of confidence the team is in position to make a Super Bowl run. We will know more this week as far as his Week 14 status goes. The Packers play Atlanta and Dallas the next two weeks, two juicy matchups for playoff time

Packers Inactives
Brandon Bostick TE
Chris Harper WR
Jamari Lattimore ILB
Nate Palmer OLB
Aaron Rodgers QB
C.J. Wilson DE
Jerel Worthy DE

Matt Flynn draws the start at QB.