Green Bay moved to 3-0 on the preseason, but the big news is that Aaron Rodgers looked good and stayed healthy in limited action.
The big news coming out of the Green Bay Packers’ 21-10 preseason victory over the San Francisco 49ers on Friday night was that two-time MVP quarterback Aaron Rodgers did finally play, and played well. Rodgers stayed in the game for the Packers’ first two series, throwing nine passes and completing six for 60 yards and a touchdown.
After Rodgers left the game, the Packers got a gritty performance from Joe Callahan, who was 16/24 for 167 yards and a score of his own.