Breaking News: QB Aaron Rodgers to Miss 7 Weeks Due to Torn ACL
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Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers announced devastating news today: he’ll be sidelined for 7 weeks due to a torn ACL. The injury occurred
during Sunday’s game against the Chicago Bears.
“I’m heartbroken, but I’m already focused on my rehab,” Rodgers said. “I’ll do everything possible to return stronger than ever.”
The ACL tear is a significant blow to the Packers’ playoff hopes. Rodgers’ absence will be deeply felt, with backup QB Jordan Love taking the reins.
“Aaron’s leadership and expertise will be missed, but we trust Jordan to step up,” said Head Coach Matt LaFleur.
Rodgers’ injury timeline:
– Surgery: Scheduled for this week
– Rehab: 7-week recovery period
– Projected return: Week 14 vs. Detroit Lions
The Packers will rely on Love to lead the offense, with veteran QB Brian Hoyer serving as his backup.
This injury marks Rodgers’ longest absence since 2017. Fans and teammates alike are wishing him a speedy recovery.
For updates on Rodgers’ recovery and the Packers’ lineup, visit ESPN or the official Green Bay Packers website.
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