Aaron Rodgers is probable for Sunday's game against the Giants after practicing the past three days despite a concussion. New York can clinch a playoff berth with a win over Green Bay.

Aaron Rodgers took every snap in Wednesday's practice for the Packers. Rodgers is returning from a concussion that has forced him to the sidelines over the past two weeks. Rodgers looked 'rusty' during practice, according to a report from the Journal Sentinel.

The Packers may receive calls about backup quarterback Matt Flynn this offseason. Flynn was forced to start against New England on Sunday night because of a concussion to No. 1 option Aaron Rodgers. The third-year backup played very well against perhaps the NFL's best team in prime time on the road. He went 24-for-37 with 251 yards, three touchdowns and an interception.

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says he has passed all concussion-related tests and has been cleared to return by both team physician Dr. John Gray and an independent neurologist, ESPNMilwaukee.com reported Tuesday. ESPNMilwaukee.com reported Rodgers sent a text message Tuesday saying he was ready to return after sitting out the Packers' loss to the Patriots on Sunday night.

The Packers on Saturday ruled QB Aaron Rodgers out for Green Bay's Sunday night game at the New England Patriots, according to an ESPN.com report. The Packers had listed Rodgers as doubtful to play against the Patriots a week after he suffered his second concussion of the season, and there was some hope Friday that Rodgers might be able to play. Backup QB Matt Flynn will make his first NFL start.

The Packers are leaving the door open for Aaron Rodgers to start on Sunday at New England. Rodgers was knocked out of last Sunday's game against Detroit due to a concussion. Green Bay is preparing Matt Flynn to make his first career NFL start.

Matt Flynn is expected to start for the Packers on Sunday night against the Patriots. Flynn, a third-year quarterback, will be making his first NFL start as Aaron Rodgers deals with his second concussion of the season. "I feel good about it," he said. "It was a good day at practice today and I'm excited. I'm just going to go through the week like I'm definitely going to be playing. "Hopefully, Aaron can get back, but I'm just going to go in there like I'm going to be playing and prepare like it."

Aaron Rodgers suffered his second concussion of the season on Sunday against the Lions. Green Bay's playoff hopes are hanging in the balance, but the team will still err on the side of caution with Rodgers. Rodgers was expected to begin the evaluation protocol for head injuries Monday. The Packers will face the Patriots on Sunday night. "We're not going to take any chances," coach Mike McCarthy said. "No different than on game day. When it became a question, an issue -- was he clear, wasn't he clear? -- we pulled him immediately. We'll always take the high side of caution in these types of situations."

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers left Sunday's game against the Lions with a concussion and didn't return. Rodgers was replaced by backup Matt Flynn late in the second quarter. On Green Bay's previous drive, Rodgers was slow getting up after being hit by Amari Spievey and Landon Johnson at the end of an 18-yard scramble.

The Green Bay Packers have been 'coach killers' twice in 2010, beating the Cowboys and Vikings in games that forced their those teams to fire Wade Phillips and Brad Childress respectively. Mike Singletary has had his job in jeopardy for several weeks, but San Francisco 34-16 loss to the Packers will not result in a coaching change. 49ers CEO Jed York was asked if Singletary would receive a similar fate to Phillips and Childress. "No, we just have to take it one game at a time and get ready for Seattle," replied York. "The margin of error is very, very slim," York said. "But our guys can't give up." Said Singletary, "I coach for my job every week. I never take anything for granted. We got Seattle coming up this week and that's the only thing we're going to think about."