In an interview on the 'Pat McAfee Show' Tuesday, Aaron Rodgers admitted he had 'COVID Toe,' a "casual name for something medically known as pernio or chilblains, which is a condition that causes symptoms such as discoloration and lesions. It can be extremely painful and turn the toes purple," according to Andrew Beaton of the Wall Street Journal.

“The way I would think about it is it’s basically a side effect of how your own immune system is fighting the virus,” said Esther Freeman, a doctor and principal investigator for the Covid-19 Dermatology Registry. “It’s part of our body’s response to the response to the virus. It’s almost too much of a good thing.”

Rodgers also said he has no other lingering effects from COVID-19.

Later in the day, Rodgers claimed that he has a fractured toe according to multiple Packers beat reporters.

It will be interesting to see how long 'COVID toe' hangs around, but it could be detrimental to Rodgers' production.

Aaron Rodgers entered Sunday’s game with a toe injury. It was made worse when he had his foot stepped on in the first half.

The Packers quarterback revealed after the loss to the Vikings that his injury is “a little worse than turf toe” and “very, very painful.” He elaborated on that Tuesday when he had his regular appearance on The Pat McAfee Show.

Rodgers has a bone issue in his pinkie toe, the story said. Rodgers isn't the most mobile QB, but this certainly won't help. But the good news is Rodgers plans to keep playing through the injury, no matter how painful. The Packers have a bye in Week 13 which could help him for the stretch run.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers missed Thursday's practice with a toe injury.

Rodgers has now missed back-to-back practices with the toe injury he apparently suffered while under quarantine. He is expected to play this weekend, so as long as he takes the practice field, tomorrow fantasy managers will be able to rest easy. Rodgers is our sixth-ranked quarterback for Week 11.

When the Packers activated quarterback Aaron Rodgers from the COVID-19 reserve list on Saturday, they also added him to their injury report for Sunday’s game against the Seahawks.

A toe injury was given as the reason for Rodgers’ addition, but he was not given an injury designation and played the whole way in Green Bay’s 17-0 win.

Rodgers declined to say how he hurt his toe while he was away from the team last week but said it wasn’t an issue for him on Sunday and he doesn’t expect it to be one in the future either.

The Seahawks had never been shut out with Russell Wilson at quarterback until Sunday night, when Aaron Rodgers and the Packers claimed an ugly 17-0 victory to spoil Wilson's anticipated return from injured reserve. Most discouraging of all might've been Wilson's own performance -- an out-of-sync clunker that saw the Pro Bowler complete just 50 percent of his passes and throw a pair of untimely interceptions. But Wilson told reporters afterward that his finger, surgically repaired during his three-game stint on IR, was not to blame.

"My finger felt fine," he said. "The problem with tonight was I had two bad plays, you know?"

Seems like Wilson escaped Week 10 with no more damage to his finger after a stint on IR. It wasn't the type of fantasy performance Wilson's owners were expecting against the Packers, however. Things won't get easier for Wilson as they take on the Cardinals in Week 11.

Rodgers returned to team facilities today and as expected will start for the Green Bay Packers in their matchup against the Seattle Seahawks

This is a boost for all Packers players in a game with a 49.5 total favoring Green Bay by 3-points.

During an appearance on The Pat McAfee Show on Tuesday, Aaron Rodgers said that he’s feeling well after experiencing some symptoms of COVID-19 after his positive test last week. He said he’s excited to get back to work with the team, but acknowledged that there’s a “small possibility” that he won’t be in the lineup against the Seahawks.

Rodgers said he has to go through some testing upon his return to the team to ensure that his heart responds well to a return to “physical exertion.” He said he will be doing workouts on his own this week in advance of the Saturday return to the Packers’ facility.

Rodgers can return to the team on Saturday after completing a 10-day quarantine period and head coach Matt LaFleur said Rodgers will “absolutely” start if he’s available to play.

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers will miss Week 9 at the Kansas City Chiefs because of COVID-19. Jordan Love is expected to start in his place.

Massive loss for the Packers but Jordan Love has the opportunity to flex his offensive muscles against a putrid Chiefs defense.

Packers place WR Allen Lazard on reserve/COVID-19 list.

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Reports have said Lazard will be out for TNF as he had close contact with Adams and is not vaccinated. Lazard will have to quarantine for five days. Per agreed-upon NFL-NFLPA policy, clubs are not permitted to comment on a player's medical status other than referring to roster status. Being placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list is for a player who either tests positive for COVID-19 or who has been in close contact with an infected person or persons, the story said. Being still a couple days out from the game, more could be added to the list, unfortunately. A must-see Thursday Night Game between the Packers and Cardinals may turn into a huge advantage for the Cardinals at this point. If Adams is vaccinated, he would need two negative tests over 24 hours and could end up being able to play. We'll continue to monitor.

At the end of his post-game press conference. Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers made an impromptu, post-hoc amendment to the team’s official injury report.

He had a back issue on Sunday morning, which required immediate treatment on Sunday morning to allow him to play.

“I do have to give a big shout out to [Packers Coordinator of Rehabilitation] Nate Weir and [Packers Chiropractor] Mike Zoelle,” Rodgers said. “I woke up this morning and my back was killing me, it was all locked up. And I came in here early, and I’m thankful for those guys taking care of me in order to go out and play today.”

Obviously Rodgers was able to play and performed well on top of it. The story said most teams will require players to spend Saturday night in a hotel, even for home games, and Rodgers said the bed was uncomfortable. Rodgers seems good to go but back injuries are something that can linger or come out of no where.