Rodgers (hamstring) is expected to play Sunday against the Texans, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.

EDGE Analysis

Rodgers tweaked his hamstring during Monday's win over the Eagles, and while he has been limited in practice all week, the expectation was always that he would play Sunday.

Rodgers (hamstring) is considered questionable to play in Sunday's game against the Texans.

EDGE Analysis

Rodgers was limited throughout practice this week after tweaking his hamstring during Monday's win over the Eagles. Although coach Mike McCarthy previously stated his expectation that Rodgers will play come Sunday, his status will need to be confirmed over the weekend. The Packers still have another on-field workout scheduled for Saturday, so it's possible that further news regarding his availability could surface then.

Rodgers (hamstring) practiced in a limited capacity Thursday, Michael Cohen of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

EDGE Analysis

For the second day in a row, Rodgers upheld his activity level, which included splitting reps in individual drills with backup QB Brett Hundley and working on the side with the training staff. The Packers will likely continue to follow a cautious approach with Rodgers as he works his way through a balky left hamstring, but at this point his availability for Sunday's game versus the Texans isn't in doubt.

Rodgers (hamstring) was listed as limited on Wednesday's estimated injury report, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

On the heels of Monday night's win, the Packers opted to take the day off for purposes of rest, which should serve Rodgers well as he tends to a left hamstring injury. Just two days later, he focused on rehab with no drills in sight, after which head coach Mike McCarthy said the training staff "fully" expects to Rodgers to be available Sunday against the Texans. "They [also Clay Matthews] both were in treatment this morning and went through the workout," McCarthy said. A full practice Thursday or Friday would clear up Rodgers' availability for Week 13, but he nonetheless seems destined for a questionable designation.

Rodgers played through a left hamstring injury in the second half of Monday's win at Philadelphia, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

EDGE Analysis

Rodgers drew the intrigue of everyone from the broadcast crew to the viewing public when he entered a tent on the sideline in the midst of a tight game. Afterward, he offered up an explanation, telling Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com that "I just didn't want to be getting [my leg] taped up on the television." Leading his side to a much-needed fifth victory of the season, Rodgers completed 30 of 39 passes for 313 yards and two touchdowns, while tacking on 26 yards on the ground. As Week 13 prep unfolds, his practice reps will be monitored with a watchful eye, but as he said post-game: "I'll be good to go" Sunday against the Texans.

Rodgers completed 30 of 39 passes for 313 yards and two touchdowns, while rushing six times for 26 yards in Monday night's win over the Eagles.

EDGE Analysis

Rodgers came out dealing Monday, leading the Packers to touchdowns on their first two offensive drives. After finding Davante Adams for a 12-yard score to start off, Rodgers dropped in a beautiful 20-yard touchdown dart to Adams on the next series. Overall, he completed a season-high 76.9 percent of his throws, with four of Green Bay's eight pass-catchers on the night finishing with five or more receptions. Per usual, Rodgers also kept the sticks moving with timely scrambles out of the pocket, despite appearing a bit gimpy during the second half. Although his streak of five straight games with at least three total touchdowns was snapped Monday, Rodgers has now passed for at least 300 yards in three consecutive contests, putting him in great form ahead of Sunday's visit from the Texans.

Rodgers completed 26 of 41 pass attempts for 351 yards and three touchdowns with no interceptions in Sunday's 42-24 loss to the Redskins. He added 33 yards on three carries.

EDGE Analysis

Rodgers completed 63 percent of his passes and threw for at least three touchdowns without turning the ball over for just the third time in 10 tries. The Packers have endured a frustrating season, but Rodgers individually has been terrific of late with 16 total touchdowns and just four turnovers in his last five games. Now on a four-game losing streak with a struggling defense, he should be expected to continue his prolific form next week against the Eagles.

Rodgers completed 31 of 51 passes for 371 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions, and scrambled three times for 27 yards and another touchdown in Sunday's 47-25 loss to the Titans.

EDGE Analysis

Rodgers took on a massive workload as the Packers took to the air in an attempt to erase a 21-0 first-quarter deficit. He mostly featured wide receivers Davante Adams and Jordy Nelson, who combined for 18 catches, 282 yards and a touchdown. While Rodgers has eclipsed 300 passing yards only twice all season, he does have 12 passing touchdowns over the past four weeks. The Packers still aren't mustering much on the ground, so Rodgers is going to have to keep throwing touchdowns in bunches to keep them in games.

Rodgers completed 26 of 43 passes for 297 yards, with three touchdowns and an interception in Sunday's 31-26 loss to the Colts. He also ran six times for 43 yards.

EDGE Analysis

The Packers trailed by double digits for most of the game, but Rodgers nearly rallied them, tossing a pair of fourth-quarter touchdowns. He's been on fire lately, with 10 touchdowns and just one interception over his last three games. He'll look to stay next week at Tennessee.

Rodgers connected of 28 of 38 passes for 246 yards and four touchdowns in Sunday's loss to Atlanta. He added a team-high 60 yards and a two-point conversion on the ground.

EDGE Analysis

Rodgers looked mortal earlier this season, failing to complete 60 percent of his passes in three of his first four games and turning the ball over multiple times in three of the Pack's first five contests. He's back to his superhuman ways over the past two weeks, completing 71 percent of his attempts with seven touchdowns and no picks. He couldn't have done much more on Sunday,pinpointing a seven-yard pass to Jeff Janis to put the Packers up with less than four minutes left in the game and then keeping it on a zone read to extend the lead to six. Rodgers is himself again, just in time for a match-up against an Indianapolis defense ranked in the bottom three in passing yards surrendered per game and opposing quarterback rating.