Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers completed 22 of 32 passes for 224 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 17-3 win at San Francisco. He also ran three times for 33 yards.
Rodgers made some nice plays, as usual, but also missed a couple of easy throws. He nearly scored on a 17-yard run in the third quarter, but was stopped at the one-yard line, and fullback John Kuhn later rumbled into the end zone. Rodgers is arguably the league's best QB, both in real terms and fantasy wise, but keep in mind he's been somewhat ordinary on the road over the last couple of seasons. Entering Sunday's game, he's posted a mortal 25:11 TD:INT ratio over his last 14 games away from home, while compiling a ridiculous 43:0 TD:INT ratio during that same span at Lambeau Field. It's all irrelevant though, as fantasy owners are going to play him under any circumstance.
In Week 5, the veteran QB will have a home tilt against the Rams, who have played solid defense so far this year.