4for4 reports: Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (right shoulder) continues
to get his normal limited reps at practice this week. He's fully
expected to start.

4for4 reports: Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (right shoulder) continues
to improve and he'll start this weekend as normal.

4for4reports: The Packers continue to rest QB Aaron Rodgers (right
shoulder) some at
practice but he remains on track to start.

4for4 reports: Barring a very unlikely setback, Packers QB
Aaron Rodgers (right shoulder) will start as normal this
Sunday.

ESPN: The Green Bay Packers signed first-year starting quarterback
Aaron Rodgers to a contract extension through the 2014 season on
Friday.

4for4 reports: Even after a bye, Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (right
shoulder) continues to rest his arm at practice. This has been the
normal pattern for weeks now and he plays.

4for4 reports: Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (right shoulder) did some
limited work for a third consecutive day Friday and is expected to
start on Sunday. However, the weather forecast in Green Bay is a
little worrisome for the passing games. Aaron Rodgers and Peyton Manning might be facing windy conditions at Lambeau Field on
Sunday. While the forecast has a 30% chance of showers, it does
call for winds up to 21 mph at kickoff. It could mean a few more
touches for Dominic Rhodes and Ryan Grant, and a few short passes
to TEs Dallas Clark and Donald Lee.

4for4 reports: Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (right shoulder)
was limited at practice Wednesday and Thursday. That's
becoming his normal pattern.

Milwaukee Journal: Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (right shoulder) threw
in several different drills, although it was apparent he wasn't
doing what he normally would do in a practice. He looked to have
good zip on the ball and didn't seem to be wincing in pain. When
McCarthy has his press conference after practice, we'll know how
much Rodgers threw during the closed portion of the workout.

Milwaukee Journal: Packers Mike McCarthy's Monday was asked at his
Monday press conference on what QB Aaron Rodgers has proved in the
last few weeks with the hurting shoulder: "Just his ability to
play through pain. His threshold is obviously high. Everybody
involved is very pleased with the way he's played just from a pure
productivity standpoint." To fight through the pain just makes it
all the more impressive, he said.