Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (collarbone) missed practice again Thursday. Rodgers is likely to return by Week 13, though it depends on how quickly his collarbone heals. Scott Tolzien will start in the meantime.

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (collarbone) did not practice Wednesday. Rodgers is likely to return by Week 13, though it depends on how quickly his collarbone heals. Scott Tolzien will start in the meantime.

Packers are signing QB Matt Flynn.

Not a shock here. The Packers were hurting for QB help with Aaron Rodgers going down in Week 9 and then backup Seneca Wallace in Week 10. It leaves Scott Tolzien as the starter in Week 11. Flynn will back up Tolzien, who of course played for the Packers before signing with the Seahawks. The big question is elbow issues for Flynn which is the reason he couldn't hold down jobs with Seattle and then Oakland.

The Green Bay Packers' quarterback problems just got worse. With Aaron Rodgers out, Seneca Wallace got the start — but he didn't last long.

Wallace appeared to injure his groin with about five minutes left in the first quarter after completing a pass to TE Andrew Quarless.

Scott Tolzien — who had just been elevated from the practice squad this week — replaced Wallace in what became his official NFL debut. Tolzien was 24-of-39 passing for 280 yards with a touchdown, two interceptions and a 70.5 passer rating and has already been named the starter for Week 11.

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (collarbone, out) missed practice all week and is out for Week 10. Seneca Wallace gets the start in a nice matchup against the Eagles.

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers (collarbone) missed practice again Thursday. Seneca Wallace will start while Rodgers misses 3-6 weeks.

More definitive scans today but initial tests showed small fracture in Packers QB Aaron Rodgers' collarbone that could sideline him about three weeks.

Rodgers non-throwing side appears to be the issue, but he's still expected to miss time. The target date based on the three-week timeline is Week 13, which is a Thursday game in Detroit on Thanksgiving, but that's an unofficial timetable. The Packers may not want to bring him back in a short week, so he may be out four games in that scenario. Seneca Wallace took over for Rodgers and it appears he'll at least play Week 10, a short week, against the Eagles, even though he wasn't impressive. (Keep in mind Matt Flynn will be available after he clears waivers at 4 p.m. Tuesday.) It's obviously another huge blow to the Packers' offense this season. Green Bay will likely continue to ride its running game with Eddie Lacy and James Starks, who looked great Monday night. But remember, it's also a downgrade for WRs Jordy Nelson, James Jones and Jarrett Boykin.

The future of Packers TE Jermichael Finley on the football field remains unknown. There were no timetables set Monday. Timetables took a backseat.

But a source did confirm that the Green Bay Packers tight end suffered a bruised spinal cord in his neck against the Cleveland Browns. He is expected to seek more medical opinions on the injury and take his time through the evaluation process.

The story pointed out that some players have never played again after suffering this injury. Finley's injury doesn't seem to be career threatening. In terms of fantasy, the Pack will need their three healthy tight ends — Andrew Quarless, Brandon Bostick and Jake Stoneburner — to excel in specific roles and the offensive line to dominate. There will likely be more 100-yard rushing days with Eddie Lacy than 400-yard passing days from Aaron Rodgers - at least for now. There are reports that Finley could be placed on IR this week.

Browns coach Rob Chudzinski: Brian Hoyer will start at QB. Brandon Weeden is out this week.

Hoyer was better than expected against the Vikings but figures to have a tougher test against a Bengals defense that contained Aaron Rodgers in Week 3.

Packers HC Mike McCarthy said that "we need to get James Jones some more opportunities," which QB Aaron Rodgers agreed with.

"James didn't get targeted as many times as we would have liked," Rodgers said. "Obviously you've got to try and give him the ball. But the way they were playing us, the ball was going to Jermichael and Randall a lot, and Jordy had a few more opportunities."

Jones didn't register a catch, but was targeted only two times. Expect him to be much more involved against the Redskins.