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Aaron Rodgers pushing to play for Steelers

Aaron Rodgers (wrist) pushing to play Sunday vs. Bears 'The Insiders'

NFL Insider Tom Pelissero reports that Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers will not need wrist surgery and is pushing to play Sunday against the Chicago Bears.

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Aaron Rodgers’ push to play vs. Bears gets boost with surgery update

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Aaron Rodgers won't need surgery on wrist fracture, Steelers' QB pushing to play against Bears

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How long is Aaron Rodgers out for? Steelers quarterback suffers left wrist injury in game vs Bengals

A left wrist injury forced Aaron Rodgers to miss the second half of the Pittsburgh Steelers' game against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, Nov. 16.

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Steelers Run Past Bengals 34-12 but Lose Aaron Rodgers to a Left Wrist Injury

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Aaron Rodgers’ fractured left wrist won’t require surgery; Steelers QB could play Week 12

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Aaron Rodgers wouldn't be the first notable Steelers quarterback to play with a broken left wrist

That quarterback was none other than Hall of Famer Terry Bradshaw, who played the majority of the 1977 season with a broken left wrist after he sustained the injury during a Week 4 loss to the Oilers.

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Steelers 34-12 Bengals (Nov 16, 2025) Game Recap - ESPN

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Aaron Rodgers to Be Evaluated After Leaving Steelers' Win Over Bengals With Left Wrist Injury

What Is Aaron Rodgers' Timeline for Return from Injury? Latest Rumors on QB's Status

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers reportedly won't need surgery after fracturing his left wrist during Sunday's win over the Cincinnati Bengals.

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How many yards did Aaron Rodgers have in Steelers vs Packers game on 'Sunday Night Football'? His stat line, postgame interview

Aaron Rodgers didn't join an exclusive club on Sunday night. The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback had a chance to add his name to a list that includes Brett Favre, Drew Brees, Tom Brady and Peyton Manning as the only players to beat every NFL team in their ...

Steelers' Mike Tomlin praises Mason Rudolph for stepping up after Aaron Rodgers' injury

Pittsburgh Steelers backup QB Mason Rudolph received high praise from HC Mike Tomlin after he stepped up in Aaron Rodgers' absence.