Packers coach Mike McCarthy told reporters on Monday that quarterback Aaron Rodgers "feels good" after suffering a calf injury in Sunday's regular season finale against Detroit, per the team's official website.
Rodgers was carted off the field in the first half with a calf injury but returned in the third quarter. He threw for 226 yards on 17 for 22 passing for two touchdowns as well as a rushing touchdown in Green Bay's 30-20 win over the Lions. McCarthy indicated Monday that he should be ready to play following a bye week.
"We have a good plan for his rehab this week," McCarthy said.