Packers QB could sit if knee tightness and stiffness continue
Aaron Rodgers completed a comeback for the ages on Sunday night, but he may not be available for Week 2. Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy either could not or would not say anything specific Monday regarding his starting quarterback’s knee injury or his status for Week 2. (ESPN)
Nerdy Football Analysis: Rodgers said team physician Pat McKenzie had assured him that he could not do any more damage to his knee by coming back into the Chicago game, but the quarterback acknowledged the stiffness and tightness increased as the game went on. Stay tuned for updates throughout the week. If Rodgers is forced to sit, there are better options than DeShone Kizer vs. MIN for fantasy owners.
