For the first time since fracturing his left wrist Nov. 16, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers was a full participant in practice.
After missing his second Wednesday practice in a row, the 41-year-old quarterback was on the field for a frigid Thanksgiving practice, going through his normal workload with his wrist in a black stabilizer as snow flurries fell at the Steelers’ facility.
“I’m going to see how I feel after [Thursday],” Rodgers said Wednesday regarding the practice plans for this week. “I’m going to go [Thursday] and get casted up and then see how I respond.”