5 years agoGreen Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers (knee) was limited in practice Wednesday, though it doesn't sound like anything too serious. Expect the 35-year-old to play in Week 9. Rodgers has thrown for at least 300 yards and three touchdowns in his last two games, as he's seemingly found his stride. He'll face the Los Angeles Chargers, who currently rank sixth in the NFL against the pass. However, the Chargers have benefitted from playing against quarterbacks such as Josh Rosen, Devlin Hodges and Joe Flacco, likely padding their defensive numbers a bit. Plus, Rodgers may get his No. 1 receiver, Davante Adams (toe), back this week, which would boost his upside. The veteran signal-caller is worth a start in all formats and should produce QB1 numbers.--Tim Capurso
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