Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (ribs) took reps Friday. Rodgers is in line to start as normal.

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (ribs) practiced fully Thursday and should start as normal, coming off a monster Thanksgiving day game against the Lions.

San Francisco at Green Bay: the good news for Aaron Rodgers is that big-play TE Jermichael Finley returns, which should take some pressure off WR Greg Jennings, who has been average the last couple of games.

FFTOC - The Closing Rush

This is the final weekend of the FFTOC's November contest, and a number of players have favorable matchups that could help your team post big points. Here's are some of the best options at each position:

QB - The guidelines for this position were set early in the 2009 season and there was a designated list of "stud" quarterbacks and everyone else was considered a "non-stud" quarterback. Brett Favre had a sluggish start and was looking like a caretaker fantasy quarterback, so he didn't make the studs list. But Brett has been playing like one lately and should do some damage against a very shaky Seattle secondary. Carson Palmer, Eli Manning, David Garrard, and Vince Young are other non-studs worth considering. As far as the studs go, Drew Brees likely will light up the Buccaneers, Peyton Manning is Peyton Manning, and guys like Roethlisberger and Warner have easy opponents. Aaron Rodgers and Matt Schaub are also on track to perform well.

RB - If you haven't used Maurice Jones-drew yet, you are in luck as he draws Buffalo's feeble run defense. Adrian Peterson, Ray Rice, and Chris Johnson have lofty expectations and can easily exceed them, while Rashard Mendenhall and Pierre Thomas will be running against weak defenses. One-week wonders could include Kevin Smith, Bernard Scott, and Jason Snelling.

WR - The usual suspects are the top plays this week - guys like Andre Johnson, Reggie Wayne, and Larry Fitzgerald. In New England's game against the Jets in week two, Randy Moss was shut down, but the Jets were vulnerable underneath to unheralded Julian Edelman, who was playing because Wes Welker was out with an injury. Moss should do better this time around, but Welker will be playing and looks poised to have a big game. Marques Colston's been in a bit of a slump, but ought to wake up against Tampa Bay. Additionally, Hines Ward, Chad Ochocinco, and Vincent Jackson have upside for this week.

TE - Dallas Clark, Antonio Gates, and Tony Gonzalez are great plays this week as they almost always are, but if you are looking for some "sleepers" Greg Olsen, Jeremy Shockey, Heath Miller, and Kellen Winslow could deliver the goods. Vernon Davis and Brent Celek are two others to watch.

K - Stephen Gostkowski and David Akers are the top choices for this week, with Nate Kaeding, Josh Scobee, Ryan Longwell, Lawrence Tynes, and Neil Rackers right behind them.

Good luck to everyone! It's been a fun four weeks and it will be very interesting to see how the final round of the contest shakes out.

The Packers hope to shorten QB Aaron Rodgers' pass drop in this game and also hope that he gets rid of the ball a lot quicker than he has been. Rodgers leads the league with 37 sacks.

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (foot, toe probable) practiced fully Friday. He will start this week.

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (feet) returned to full practice Thursday. Rodgers is fully expected to start Sunday.

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (foot, toe) was limited Wednesday. He is a bit banged up from all the sacks he has been taking, but will be fine to start.

Limited today for Packers: Barbre (concussion), Jenkins (ankle), Nelson (knee), Aaron Rodgers (feet), Woodson (hip).

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (feet probable) returned to full practice Friday after missing earlier in the week. Rodgers is going to play this weekend and is a top QB option against the Bucs.