Skip to main content

Advertising

Packers place QB Rodgers on injured reserve

Packers quarterback underwent surgery on collarbone Thursday

Oct 20, 2017 at 08:40 AM

The Green Bay Packers have placed QB Aaron Rodgers on injured reserve. The transaction was announced Friday by Executive Vice President, General Manager and Director of Football Operations Ted Thompson.

'Everything went very well' with Aaron Rodgers' surgery

This article has been reproduced in a new format and may be missing content or contain faulty links. Please use the Contact Us link in our site footer to report an issue.

Related Content

Aaron Rodgers' first week as 'Jeopardy!' host raises $117,725 for North Valley Community Foundation

Looking back at the MVP quarterback's first five episodes behind the lecturn

Aaron Rodgers wanted to do Alex Trebek 'justice' as 'Jeopardy!' guest host

Packers quarterback begins guest spot Monday, while raising money for the North Valley Community Foundation

Packers free-agency rundown: Here's the latest

Green Bay re-signs TE Marcedes Lewis, DL Tyler Lancaster

5 things learned from Mark Murphy following virtual owners' meeting

Packers President/CEO discussed international games, new schedule, offseason program and more

Packers at Chiefs will be Green Bay's 17th game in 2021

Scheduling changes also guarantee Packers will play international game this decade

Former Packers safety Morgan Burnett announces retirement

Third-round draft pick in 2010 played eight of his 10 NFL seasons in Green Bay

'Unfinished business' prompted Aaron Jones' return to Packers

Pro Bowl running back feels he hasn't even scratched the surface

What Aaron Jones' return means for the Packers' offense

With new deal in place, fifth-year running back can leave his imprint in Green Bay

Packers CB Tramon Williams announces his retirement

Pro Bowl cornerback played in 159 career games with Green Bay

Spot duty to starter? Could happen for Jon Runyan

2020 sixth-round draft pick will be in the mix for Packers in 2021

Packers awarded three compensatory draft picks

Green Bay goes into 2021 NFL Draft with 10 picks total

Challenge for Packers' offense in 2021: 'Do it again'

Offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett discusses mindset to take into new season

Advertising