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Title: Aaron Rodgers Injury Update: Steelers QB’s Status Uncertain

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Steelers Prepare for Bears with Rodgers‘ Status Uncertain, Warren Limited⁢ in Practice

PITTSBURGH, PA – ⁢November ‍27, 2023 – The Pittsburgh Steelers are navigating a crucial Week 12​ matchup against the Chicago Bears with uncertainty surrounding quarterback Aaron Rodgers’ injury and a limited practice ‌schedule for running back Jaylen Warren. Head​ Coach Mike Tomlin addressed‍ the team’s‌ preparation during a press conference Monday, ⁤emphasizing ​a focus on both Rodgers’ potential return⁢ and readiness for Mason Rudolph to ⁤lead the offense.

Rodgers sustained an injury, the specifics of‌ which were not detailed ⁣in the report, and is working to be available this week. “He and I talked⁤ (Monday).​ He expressed that directly,” tomlin stated. ⁤”I’m of the mindset of supporting that, while ⁣at the same time ⁣I got a healthy ​collective of⁤ guys as a team and as a unit to ​ready.”

The Steelers will center their initial ‍practice work around Rudolph. “We’ll have a great week’s work (wednesday) centered around Mason Rudolph and what he does. And we’ll ​see‌ where the week leads us, and we’ll take it day⁢ by day,” Tomlin⁣ explained.

Tomlin downplayed any significant shift in game-planning,noting the team has consistently⁤ incorporated ⁢Rudolph’s strengths into preparations ⁤throughout the season. “We’ve gone through 10 games catering it to Aaron⁣ and his talents and gaining certain traction there about ​the schematics. And all the while, we’ve been gaining some⁢ perspective about what’s best for Mason,” he saeid. “Each and​ every week he goes through things ‍within the plan that are really cozy for him.”

Beyond Rodgers, ⁣the Steelers are also monitoring Warren’s ankle injury sustained against the Cincinnati ‍Bengals. Tomlin indicated ‍Warren’s participation in practice ⁢will ⁤be limited, but expressed optimism about his availability for Sunday’s game. “He was cleared to play [against the Bengals]. He was willing ​to ‌play,” ‌Tomlin said, explaining the decision to continue utilizing Kenneth Gainwell.”We just thought kenny was doing a⁤ good job. Those are decisions that we make in-game sometimes. It’s not totally up ‌to the player’s will ‍or the expert medical ‌device. It’s about who gives‌ us the best chance⁢ to win.”

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