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Aaron Rodgers expected to play vs. Steelers

Kevin King, Bryan Bulaga among Packers’ nine scratches

Aug 16, 2018 at 06:50 PM

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GREEN BAY – Quarterback Aaron Rodgers will suit up and is expected to play in tonight's preseason game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Nine Packers have been scratched and will not play: offensive linemen Bryan Bulaga and Lane Taylor, running backs Aaron Jones and Devante Mays, defensive backs Kevin King and Jermaine Whitehead, defensive lineman Mike Daniels, linebacker Nick Perry and receiver Trevor Davis.

Left tackle David Bakhtiari, tight end Jimmy Graham, receiver Randall Cobb, defensive lineman Muhammad Wilkerson, and cornerbacks Tramon Williams and Jaire Alexander are all dressed.

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