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Surprise, surprise surprise...   

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers returned to practice today for the first time since his Week One knee injury, increasing his chances of playing tomorrow against the Vikings.
Rodgers was on the practice field, according to multiple reports, and that would indicate that he should be good to go. The Packers have indicated that they’ll see how he feels tomorrow before making a final decision.
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2018/09/15/aaron-rodgers-returns-to-practice-2/

This is the absolute dumbest story ever. It wasn't even a story but some made up bullshit. He is playing. The game plan is pain and lots of it. 

Oh good. He's playing. If we knock him out of the game on the first hit, then we only have to have one roughing penalty.

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Oh good. He's playing. If we knock him out of the game on the first hit, then we only have to have one roughing penalty.

Good plan I like it

The host on ESPN radio today he said he heard a rumor that the reason for the type of injury is being so hush hush is becausse they didnt or dont know.  The rumor is that his knee was so swollen that they couldnt do a MRI to tell what kind of injury or the extent of it.  If he practiced today I was assume the swelling if there was any, has gone down and he is playing.  

He's starting, its being reported.

Nobody probably had any doubt  Rodgers was going to play.  I rather have him playing and the Vikings still kick the crap out of the Packers.  Leaving no doubt who rules the Norse Division.

Yup, NFLN had Rap on a couple minutes ago saying he is going to play...in further news, water is wet...I'm glad he's playing...

Aaron Rodgers (knee) will start in Week 2 against the Vikings.
Rodgers will be under center for the Packers' Week 2 divisional matchup barring any setbacks. He's still reportedly dealing with swelling and soreness in his knee but improved throughout the week. It's obviously a terrifying matchup to give it a go in as the Vikings recorded the fourth-highest pressure rate in Week 1 (14.1%). Rodgers has gutted out worse situations in his career, but it's still in the realm of possibilities he doesn't see this one through. Davante Adams (questionable, shoulder) is additionally expected to play at less than 100% against Xavier Rhodes.

There was zero doubt. He came back against Chicago, he was playing today.