‘I’m not going to miss any games’: Aaron Rodgers doesn’t plan surgery for broken toe
Where do Packers stand after bye?
Rodgers added that he spent part of the bye week in Los Angeles consulting with a physician. He said “nothing revolutionary” came of the trip.
“I wanted to get a second opinion on my toe because it’s always important to have multiple opinions,” he said. “I’m thankful for that opportunity.
“I did get some great info. There was no mindset change,” Rodgers said. “The biggest key is rest. I wish there was another one of these (bye) weeks so I could get 14-21 great days without doing anything, but the toe is improving. We’ll see how it feels later in the week.”