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Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers has fracture in wrist

Wrist-braced Aaron Rodgers returns to Steelers practice, eyes Bears game

Rudolph played well in relief of Rodgers, completing 12 of 16 passes for 126 yards and a touchdown. The Steelers travel to Chicago to face a red-hot Bears team that is looking to continue their winning ways after a 19-17 win over the Minnesota Vikings.

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Bears hoping to face Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers in Week 12

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Aaron Rodgers ready to 'let bygones be bygones' in longtime rivalry with Bears

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Will Aaron Rodgers Play for Steelers vs. Bears? QB Updates Wrist Injury Status

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says he hopes to return to practice Thursday after missing Wednesday's session with a left wrist injury.

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Steelers OC Arthur Smith says he trusts Aaron Rodgers to decide on his injury

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Mark Madden: Injured Aaron Rodgers will likely start vs. Bears, but should he?

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Steelers are in good hands with Mason Rudolph if Aaron Rodgers is out vs. Bears

Rudolph led drives of 7:33 and 6:01, resulting in a field goal and touchdown to Kenneth Gainwell, respectively.

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Steelers Won't Shorten Playbook if Mason Rudolph Starts

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Aaron Rodgers Development Emerges on Tuesday

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Tormented Bears fans should sack Aaron Rodgers' feeble olive branch

After dominating and taunting Bears fans for 30 games, now Aaron Rodgers has the audacity to beg for 'bygones to be bygones'?

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Aaron Rodgers has a limited practice Thursday

Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers did indeed practice on Thursday despite a fracture in his left wrist. He was a limited participant. Rodgers missed Wednesday's work but said he hoped to return on Thursday.

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Aaron Rodgers Has Fond Memories of Chicago, Soldier Field: ‘Great Sports Town’

If he plays on Sunday, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers will be facing a familiar foe in the […] This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: Aaron Rodgers Has Fond Memories of Chicago,