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Packers' Rodgers Says He's Been Playing With Fractured Toe, Not COVID Toe 

 Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says his toe injury is a crack and added that he doesn't anticipate that the situation should make him miss any games. 토토사이트

Rodgers has been playing with the toe injury every one of the beyond two games in the wake of missing a 13-7 misfortune at Kansas City in light of a positive COVID-19 test. The supreme MVP said the injury happened while working out at home during his quarantine. 

"I will manage the aggravation," Rodgers said Wednesday. "Everything revolves around torment the board. I will manage the aggravation as this continues, and ideally we make some recuperate during the weeks with restricted practice reps. I'll attempt to be on the training field however much I can, manage the aggravation, and the objective is to play each and every week." 

The NFC North-driving Packers (8-3) have the Los Angeles Rams (7-3) on Sunday and afterward have the following week off. 

Rodgers, who has said the injury includes his pinky toe, noted Wednesday there are careful choices that wouldn't include him missing any games. 

"I'll take a gander at all choices over the bye and conclude what might be ideal to ensure that I get to the end goal," Rodgers said. 

Rodgers said after a 34-31 misfortune Sunday at Minnesota that the toe injury was "extremely, excruciating" and "somewhat more terrible than turf toe," yet didn't go into points of interest. 

He offered more subtleties Wednesday to debate a report that he had "Coronavirus toe," a name that has been given to a condition causing injuries among certain individuals who test positive for COVID-19. 

While talking about his wellbeing Tuesday on "The Pat McAfee Show" on YouTube and SiriusXM, Rodgers said he "didn't have any waiting impacts other than the COVID toe," yet he was grinning as he offered that remark. 

At the point when he was gotten some information about it Wednesday, Rodgers uncovered his exposed left foot during his Zoom meeting with columnists. 

"Goodness, there's no sores at all," Rodgers said. "Goodness, what an amazement. No, that is really called disinformation, when you sustain bogus data about a person." 

The injury will keep on restricting Rodgers' training time. 

Rodgers rehearsed uniquely on Friday last week, yet he actually went 23 of 33 for 385 yards with four scores and no captures against the Vikings. 

"It looked difficult for him, however he looked pretty versatile, lovely exceptional against the Vikings last week, so I don't place a lot of legitimacy into that," Rams mentor Sean McVay said. "He's an incredible player and he sure looks just as great as he generally has." 

Packers mentor Matt LaFleur said Rodgers will have a comparable practice plan this week. Rodgers didn't rehearse Wednesday. 

"Positively we'll deal with it step by step, however a ton of it's simply going to be on how he's inclination," LaFleur said.