Rodgers' right calf injury suffered Sunday against the Seahawks doesn't appear to be as big of a concern as the left calf strain that slowed him toward the end of the 2014 season, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports.
Rodgers, who was limited in practice the past two weeks due to a left hamstring ailment, suffered his calf injury on the third play of Sunday's game. Although he was seen limping more noticeably between plays as the game unfolded, Rodgers still completed 78 percent of his passes and threw three touchdowns, building a blowout lead that allowed him to rest after just over three quarters. Following that abbreviated performance, preliminary tests reportedly showed Rodgers' calf problem isn't as bad as his previous one, which didn't force him to miss any games. While more news is sure to come regarding Rodgers' situation, it should be a relief to both the Packers and his owners alike to hear his issue isn't thought to be serious.