Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers said he's making progress in his recovery from a broken collarbone but would not say when he expects to return.
"We have our treatment routines," Rodgers said on his weekly radio show, per the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. "Again, it's giving the bone time to heal. I'm not trying to do anything too stupid to aggravate it. (The) collarbone obviously has an important role in your shoulder movement. Small victories to me have been able to sleep through an entire night, which I finally can. Being able to put a shirt over my head, which I can now. Putting socks on. Yes. I can put them on without being in an extreme amount of pain."
Rodgers said he can sleep on his side again instead of being forced to sleep on his back.
"For the first time, I slept on my side two nights ago," he said. "Today is the best I have felt since the injury."
Rodgers suffered the injury Week 9 vs. Chicago.