Aaron Rodgers improving, still considered day-to-day
While it is still premature to figure out whether or not quarterback Aaron Rodgers will start for the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, the signs continue to be positive.
Coach Mike McCarthy said Friday that Rodgers feels better than he did when the practice week started and remains day-to-day. Much will be determined by how he gets through Saturday’s practice.
McCarthy on Rodgers; Aaron's getting better. I would say he feels better than he did at the beginning of the week. Tomorrow's practice will be a big indicator. Nothing's changed, he's still day to day. #MINvsGB
— Green Bay Packers (@packers) September 14, 2018
Rodgers has a knee sprain and the Packers have been managing expectations about his status for Sunday against the Minnesota Vikings. At this point, the situation may best be characterized as cautious optimism, and we should know much more tomorrow.
