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Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers practices with a brace on his broken wrist and is questionable vs. Bears

Pittsburgh quarterback Aaron Rodgers practiced with his broken left wrist in a brace on Friday, opening the door for him to play when the Steelers visit Chicago on Sunday.

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Aaron Rodgers Begins Day in Chicago by Flipping Off Cameras Before Steelers-Bears

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Caleb Williams Throws for 3 TDs as Bears Beat Steelers 31-28 With Nemesis Aaron Rodgers Sidelined

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With Aaron Rodgers Sidelined, Mason Rudolph and the Steelers Fall Short in Chicago

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has been ruled out for Sunday's game at Chicago because of a broken left wrist.

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Caleb Williams throws for 3 TDs as Bears beat Steelers 31-28 with nemesis Aaron Rodgers sidelined

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Instant analysis from the Bears' close win over Steelers in Week 12

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Bears hold off Steelers behind Caleb Williams' three touchdown passes

Chicago's victory was largely the byproduct of Caleb Williams' three touchdown passes and a defense that forced two turnovers that led to 14 points.

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Grading the Chicago Bears in a grinded-out win over the Pittsburgh Steelers

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Steelers' T.J. Watt moves past big brother J.J. on all-time sack list with strip-sack vs. Bears

Sports Illustrated

Aaron Rodgers for Veep? QB Can Beat Cowboys; Can He Beat Trump and Biden?

FRISCO - Aaron Rodgers has relatively speaking had little trouble beating most of his foes on the NFL field, including the Dallas Cowboys. Does that translate to the New York Jets QB being able to defeat President Joe Biden and Donald Trump on the way to ...

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Aaron Rodgers Attempts Return Despite Wrist Injury

Donnie and Joe talk Aaron Rodgers, nursing a fractured wrist, attempting to practice and play against the Bears, sparking worries about his performance.

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Aaron Rodgers on facing former team, and eventual return to Packers: ‘I’ll retire a Packer, and see what happens after that’

GREEN BAY — Aaron Rodgers doesn’t know how Sunday night’s matchup between his new team, the Pittsburgh Steelers, and his old team, the Green Bay Packers, will turn out. And the four-time NFL MVP quarterback and future Pro Football Hall of Famer ...