Quarterback Aaron Rodgers apparently came out of his gutsy performance Sunday no worse for wear.

Coach Mike McCarthy said Monday that the team's medical staff referenced Rodgers' condition as having improved from this time the previous week, after he had suffered a sprained right (throwing) shoulder in the Sept. 28 game at Tampa Bay.

To the surprise of many, Rodgers was cleared to play Sunday against Atlanta at Lambeau Field. Rodgers was put through a workout in the morning a few hours before the game, and the decision was made that the shoulder was strong enough for him to suit up and be effective.

Rodgers went out and had one of his better performances this season, completing 25 of 37 passes for 313 yards and three touchdowns with one interception in the ...More