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Aaron Rodgers leaves Bengals-Steelers game with hand injury
Aaron Rodgers left Sunday's game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cincinnati Bengals with an injury to his left hand.
The Steelers quarterback was seen grimacing while holding his wrist before halftime. He left the game in the third quarter, and backup Mason Rudolph took over at quarterback as Pittsburgh held a 10-9 lead.
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The Steelers listed Rodgers as questionable to return. The precise nature of his injury was not clear.
Rudolph led the Steelers to a field-goal drive for a 13-9 lead late in the third quarter on his first possession at quarterback.
Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers injures left hand, replaced by Mason Rudolph vs Bengals
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers suffered a left hand injury on a hit by multiple Cincinnati Bengals late in the second quarter of the team's NFL Week 11 game at Acrisure Stadium.
Rodgers was replaced by backup Mason Rudolph on the Steelers' first drive of the second half.
"He's grabbing his left elbow," CBS analyst Trent Green said after Rodgers was hit. "He's grabbing that left wrist. Something doesn't feel good on that left side."
Rodgers remained in the game for one play, but went to the locker room early for halftime.
"He's being evaluated as we speak," Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin told CBS sideline reporter Melanie Collins before the start of the second half. "We're hopeful (but) … we better get Mason Rudolph ready to go."
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Aaron Rodgers injury update: Steelers QB hurts left wrist vs. Bengals
Aaron Rodgers is the latest one to fall victim to one as the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback suffered a left hand injury against the Cincinnati Bengals, according to the Steelers.
He was seen grabbing the wrist late in the first half after taking a hit. Head coach Mike Tomlin told the CBS broadcast after halftime that Rodgers was being evaluated for the injury.
Rodgers suffered a left hand injury against the Bengals and is questionable to return.
Rudolph was seen warming up prior to the second half and replaced Rodgers on the Steelers' first drive in the third quarter.
When asked about Rodgers' ability to return to the contest, Tomlin said, "We're hopeful but we better get Mason Rudolph ready to go."
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