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.
Coach Mike Tomlin said Rodgers was able to practice in a limited capacity and didn't appear to have any major issues with the brace on his left wrist, which the Pittsburgh quarterback broke late in the second quarter of a 34-12 win over Cincinnati last weekend.
Still, Tomlin said Rodgers is questionable as Pittsburgh (6-4) tries to win in Chicago (7-3) for just the second time in franchise history.
“I thought I saw a solid effort, but it’s Friday and so we still got some time,” Tomlin said.
The 41-year-old four-time MVP clashed memorably for so long with Chicago during his long run in Green Bay earlier in his career.
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