Mason Rudolph

Rodgers spent one drive in the blue medical tent after taking a big sack from Joey Bosa. Unfortunately, Mason Rudolph threw an interception on that drive, and the Bills went on to score a touchdown. Rodgers is back in the game with a bandage on his nose, but his left wrist appears to be no worse than it was at the start of the game.

Rodgers was sacked from behind by Josa Bosa on the first drive of the second half. He not only lost a fumble that was returned for a touchdown, but he also landed hard on his injured wrist and suffered a bloody nose. There is no word yet on whether or not Rodgers will return to the game, but Mason Rudolph is in for now.

Aaron Rodgers made the start for the Steelers on Sunday despite having multiple fractures to his left wrist, but he's out of the game early in the second half.

Aaron Rodgers made the start for the Steelers on Sunday despite having multiple fractures to his left wrist, but he's out of the game early in the second half.

Rodgers will reportedly be limited early in the week, and Tomlin added that his practice participation will "dictate the quarterback's availability" for Sunday. Certainly we aren't getting set up for another Mason Rudolph rug pull on Sunday morning, no, no, why would you suggest that? If Rodgers plays against the Bills he'll merely be a QB2 option in superflex leagues.