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Packers: Rodgers possibly out for rest of season

9 years ago in Sports

Green Bay Packers' helmets before an NFL football game against the Chicago Bears in Chicago, Sunday, Sept. 25, 2011. Photo: Associated Press/AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast

Aaron Rodgers has a broken collarbone and “could miss the rest of the season.”

The Green Bay Packers made the announcement about their star quarterback in the third quarter at Minnesota. The Packers also posted on their official Twitter account that “there’s a chance he could miss the rest of the season.”

Brett Hundley has taken over since Rodgers was hurt on the second drive of the game.

The Packers have also ruled out cornerback Quinten Rollins (ankle) and left guard Lane Taylor (ankle/knee) with injuries suffered during the game.

— Dave Campbell reporting from Minneapolis

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