Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rogers Separated Shoulder Injury

Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rogers Separated Shoulder Injury: The Green Bay Packers organization, the fans, and everyone else that follows the team held their collective breaths when they saw QB Aaron Rogers fall down on his shoulder last Sunday at Tampa Bay. Brett Favre’s replacement was in excruciating pain after attempting to come back onto the field a second time, and now his status for the remainder of the season is uncertain.

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Aaron Rodgers hurt his (right) shoulder during a 30-21 loss at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but the severity of the injury will not be disclosed until Monday.

Speculation around the league is that Aaron Rogers has suffered a separated shoulder, as the Packers wait to find out how costly this will be. The Pittsburgh Steelers are -5 NFL Sports Betting Odds favorites to defeat the Baltimore Ravens on Monday Night Football.

After the game, Rogers told reporters that, it certainly felt like a separated shoulder: "it felt like that's what possibly happened, but we're going to wait until tomorrow to figure out exactly what the problem is."

The injury occurred Rodgers in the third quarter when he scrambled on a third down play. Rogers remained in the game and even threw a 48-yard touchdown pass to Greg Jennings. That’s when he realized something wasn’t right: “when I threw the touchdown pass, it was pretty intense pain, I tried to throw on the sidelines and couldn't do it."

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