On his first series, Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers looked like an offense that hadn't played together in the preseason. On the second series, they looked like the kind of offense that could dominate the NFL.
That was the extent of Rodgers' work in Friday's 21-10 preseason win at the San Francisco 49ers, and it might be all the action he gets this preseason. He did not play in the first two preseason games and isn't expected to play in next week's finale.
Rodgers' first drive was marred by penalties, including one that wiped out what would've been a 48-yard catch and run by Davante Adams (who had an up-and-down night) and forced the Packers to punt.