Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (concussion probable) took full reps Friday and is probable to start for the Packers. Expect him to be in there barring a setback and post nice numbers against the Dolphins.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers had a full practice Friday and is probable for Sunday's game against the Miami Dolphins.

Packers coach Mike McCarthy said he thought Rodgers, who suffered a concussion last week against the Washington Redskins, was ready to play on Sunday, unless Rodgers suffers a setback.

Rodgers, according to McCarthy, passed all of the concussion tests needed to return to the field.

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers' (concussion) return to practice Thursday was the first strong sign that he's on track to start Sunday. Coach Mike McCarthy said Wednesday that the next update on Rodgers' status would come Thursday morning, so the fact that Rodgers was cleared to practice during the afternoon -- and receive the vast majority of first-team reps -- signals that he's being counted on to lead Green Bay onto the field against the Dolphins.

ESPN's John Clayton updated the situation further on Thursday evening's edition of SportsCenter. According to Clayton, Rodgers' chances are "very good" of starting the game, adding that Rodgers' was a "much less significant injury" than the concussion suffered by Bears quarterback Jay Cutler against the Giants in Week Four. Cutler, of course, was deactivated for the subsequent week.

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (concussion) returned to limited practice Thursday. Rodgers was cleared by doctors and will be monitored throughout the week, but barring setback is expected to start Sunday against the Dolphins.

Aaron Rodgers back at practice Thursday. So was Donald Lee.

Lee was supposed to be out for a couple of weeks, but his return could be big for Finley owners who targeted Lee to step in their lineup. Andrew Quarless could still see more time.

Green Bay QB Aaron Rodgers back at practice. Took vast majority of snaps during session open to media. Players were in shells. No word on game status.

Certainly a good sign for owners, and we'll continue to monitor the situation.

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (concussion) missed practice Wednesday. The team remains hopeful that Rodgers can start this week, but Rodgers will have to pass concussion tests and resume practicing first. It's far from a sure thing. Matt Flynn would start for the Packers if Rodgers can't go.

There's optimism that Aaron Rodgers will be able to play Sunday vs. Miami and pessimism that Clay Matthews will be able to do the same.

This could be just a smoke screen. Owners should still prepare as if Rogers will be out.

When Aaron Rodgers came off to sideline, I was told he suffered concussion. Was prepared for Matt Flynn.

Concussion protocol must be done. Will take proper time.

Rodgers could miss a game, will definitely miss practice time.

We'll continue to monitor the progress of Rodgers over this week. If he can't go, Matt Flynn would be the backup. The Pack will host the Dolphins this week in a 1 p.m. game.

The Green Bay Packers say quarterback Aaron Rodgers got a concussion against Washington.

The Packers did not say exactly when Rodgers was hurt Sunday, but he did not miss any plays in Green Bay's 16-13 overtime loss to Washington.

Rodgers was slow to get up off the field after Green Bay's last offensive play, when he was intercepted by LaRon Landry.