After returning to practice on Saturday, Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers will return to the field on Sunday at Lambeau Field against the Minnesota Vikings, NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported, per sources, late Saturday night.
On Sunday, the Packers made him officially active for the game. Rodgers was wearing a knee brace during pregame warmups:
"Still dealing with swelling and soreness in his sprained knee, but improved throughout week, practiced Saturday, impressed teammates," Pelissero reported.
The 34-year-old former All-Pro suffered a sprained knee in the Sunday night season opener against the Chicago Bears, but returned to lead a memorable comeback victory.
However, Rodgers missed practice during the week until returning Saturday.
Rodgers, a former Super Bowl MVP, two-time NFL Most Valuable Player and six-time Pro Bowler, missed most of last season with a broken collarbone endured in a Week 6 game against Minnesota following a hit from Vikings linebacker Anthony Barr.