ESPN: We've mostly left the Aaron Rodgers shoulder drama alone
this week after the Green Bay QB made it through last Sunday's
game against Atlanta - and later said there was no doubt he would
start Sunday at Seattle. Still, it's worth noting that his
condition is significant enough to prevent him from throwing
during practice Wednesday or Thursday. According to Tom Pelissero
of the Green Bay Press-Gazette, Rodgers was sore enough after a
rehabilitation session that the team's medical staff decided to
delay a plan to have him throw Thursday. It's possible Rodgers
will throw Friday and/or Saturday during practice and his status
is not in question for Sunday. But it's significant whenever a
starting quarterback is too sore to throw during practice, and
Rodgers is wrapping up his second week in that condition. The
Packers' bye week is Oct. 26, and it probably couldn't come soon
enough.

4for4 reports: Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (right shoulder) got some
work in at
practice both Wednesday and Thursday. He should be fine, but it's
the Packers
defensive line that has been hit hard by injuries so far this
season.

Milwaukee Journal: Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (shoulder) went
through the walkthroughs and then exited for rehab. He did not
attempt a pass but was very lively and had a good bounce in his
step. He did do the throwing motion and then didn't release the
ball. Last week, Rodgers appeared like he didn't want to move he
was in so much pain. Players that went through the walk through
and then left: Rodgers, CB Charles Woodson, LB A.J. Hawk, LT Chad
Clifton, WR James Jones. Hawk looked about the same at this time
last week: really stiff.