On Monday, former NFL quarterback and current analyst Matt Hasselbeck insisted that Pittsburgh Steelers starter Aaron Rodgers could play with a small fracture in his left (non-throwing) wrist as long as Rodgers wouldn’t need surgery to repair the issue. It seems Rodgers and the Steelers received a positive update regarding his health. Late Tuesday morning, NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero and Ian Rapoport reported that Rodgers “will not need to undergo surgery to repair his fractured left wrist.” Pelissero and Rapoport added that Rodgers “currently is pushing to” start for the 6-4 Steelers at the 7-3 Chicago Bears this coming Sunday but “will need clearance from doctors to be able to play.” Jonathan Jones of CBS Sports shared that whether or not Rodgers will play against the Bears “will depend on [his] ability to take snaps under center and grip ability.” “Really, it’s just about bracing it and securing it for his comfort and safety,” Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin said about Rodgers’ wrist while speaking wi
