Calf Watch

[Airin' Rodgers]

Adam Schefter
6 mins ·
Packers QB Aaron Rodgers’ calf muscle has a slight tear in it in addition to be significantly strained, per sources, via @mortreport and I.

The injury is not expected to prevent Rodgers from playing in Sunday’s Divisional Playoff against the Dallas Cowboys, but it could impact how mobile and effective he is.

“There’s no question he will play, but there’s also no question he will not be 100 percent,” said one doctor familiar with the injury. “The question is whether he’ll be 95 percent or 50 percent.”
The Packers are aggressively treating the injury, with the hope he can be as well as possible. Each person responds differently to calf injuries.

Green Bay held Rodgers out of practice on Wednesday and how active he is the rest of the week still is uncertain. He is scheduled to go through team drills today.
What’s not uncertain is that Rodgers’ calf is not right heading into Sunday’s game, and now he will try to overcome it, just as he did in the regular-season finale to help beat Detroit.

[MadScientist]

Who the hell is leaking this detailed data. We don't need to give this info to the damn Cowboys.

Bottom line, Rodgers will not be at 100%, and will be at a high risk of aggravating it every time he plays. Expect the Packers to use shot gun almost exclusively, and expect Dallas to not even bother spying Rodgers unless they are close to the goal line.

[woodbuck27]

Who the hell is leaking this detailed data. We don't need to give this info to the damn Cowboys.

Bottom line, Rodgers will not be at 100%, and will be at a high risk of aggravating it every time he plays. Expect the Packers to use shot gun almost exclusively, and expect Dallas to not even bother spying Rodgers unless they are close to the goal line.

Adam Schefter... broke this news as we hear it now. What does it mean in any negative sense is IMO time related. MM is reporting that he had a good practise session today and that everything is on schedule and he's expected to start on Sunday.

What Adamk Shefter is reporting RE: the condition of Aaron Rodgers left calf muscle; was on Canada'a TSN (The Sports Network) evening news Thurs. Jan. 8, 2015.

[hoosier]

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers’ calf muscle has a slight tear in it in addition to be significantly strained, per sources, via @mortreport and I.

Can we please have some clarification on what the difference between a "strain" and "slight tear" is?

[pbmax]

Can we please have some clarification on what the difference between a "strain" and "slight tear" is?

There isn't and this is why this isn't news but regurgitated speculation.

They also missed that Rodgers believes two different areas of his calf muscle were affected (outside and inside).

[hoosier]

There isn't and this is why this isn't news but regurgitated speculation.

They also missed that Rodgers believes two different areas of his calf muscle were affected (outside and inside).

I know, but it seemed like an appropriate question given the re-regurgitation that is going on.

I think you left something important out of your signature. It is in need of some build up, some suspense: "C-..c-...c-....MOO!" It is only then that the moo has its full cathartic effect.

[Packers4Glory]

well we can still run out of the gun. things can be modified to work.

Run and Shoot baby!

#houstonOilers

[smuggler]

pbmax hit it on the head. A strain is a tear, strictly speaking. Would be nice to build a lead against Dallas to get Rodgers some rest... I don't see it happening, though...

[Pugger]

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers returned to the practice field for the first time since re-injuring his calf on Dec. 28 against Detroit, and during the team’s 11-on-11 work on Thursday, he took 50 to 60 percent of the snaps, according to Mike McCarthy.

“Aaron practiced in the team periods. He looked good,” McCarthy said. “He went down and did everything we asked him to do today. It’s always a better practice when he’s out there."

[hoosier]

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers returned to the practice field for the first time since re-injuring his calf on Dec. 28 against Detroit, and during the team’s 11-on-11 work on Thursday, he took 50 to 60 percent of the snaps, according to Mike McCarthy.

“Aaron practiced in the team periods. He looked good,” McCarthy said. “He went down...."

Well shit, that didn't take long....

[Fritz]

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers returned to the practice field for the first time since re-injuring his calf on Dec. 28 against Detroit, and during the team’s 11-on-11 work on Thursday, he took 50 to 60 percent of the snaps, according to Mike McCarthy.

“Aaron practiced in the team periods. He looked good,” McCarthy said. “He went down on Olivia Munn."

Feel better now?

[woodbuck27]

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers returned to the practice field for the first time since re-injuring his calf on Dec. 28 against Detroit, and during the team’s 11-on-11 work on Thursday, he took 50 to 60 percent of the snaps, according to Mike McCarthy.

“Aaron practiced in the team periods. He looked good,” McCarthy said. “He went down and did everything we asked him to do today. It’s always a better practice when he’s out there."

That seems good to me.

http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/287969831.html

Teammates notice Rodgers in QB's return to practice

By: Tyler Dunne of the Journal Sentinel

Updated: 4:33 p.m. Thurs. 8 Jan. 2015

[Rastak]

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers returned to the practice field for the first time since re-injuring his calf on Dec. 28 against Detroit, and during the team’s 11-on-11 work on Thursday, he took 50 to 60 percent of the snaps, according to Mike McCarthy.

“Aaron practiced in the team periods. He looked good,” McCarthy said. “He went down and did everything we asked him to do today. It’s always a better practice when he’s out there."

The key question is what did they ask him to do? Run full out wind sprints? Sit on a lawn chair with the gameplan reading? Sort of matters.....

[woodbuck27]

The key question is what did they ask him to do? Run full out wind sprints? Sit on a lawn chair with the gameplan reading? Sort of matters.....

Really.

MM isn't going to say:

"Aaron Rodgers looked terrible in practise today."

[denverYooper]

[Bossman641]

[Freak Out]

Pics?

[MadtownPacker]

Pics?

http://m.eonline.com/news/612144/oli...m-see-the-pics

[woodbuck27]

http://m.eonline.com/news/612144/oli...m-see-the-pics

Aaron has good taste.

I like Golden Retrievers myself.

[smuggler]

I liked her in her G4TV days on Attack of the Show. I have no idea what she's been doing with herself since those times.