It didn’t make much sense for Aaron Rodgers to play in Week 13 when he wasn’t 100 percent healthy. But he’s Aaron Rodgers and he was facing the Chicago Bears. There was no way he was going to miss it.
Rodgers wasn’t spectacular in his return to the lineup, but he was good enough to lead his Green Bay Packers back from an early 16-3 deficit and improve to 11-1 in his last 12 games at Soldier Field. He threw for only 182 yards, but wasn’t sacked and didn’t turn the ball over as his run-heavy offense eventually turned the tide against a deficient Bears defense.
