Aaron Rodgers lost feeling in a few of his fingers during Thursday's loss but didn't need to come out of the game.

"I lost feeling in my hand for a good portion of the game there in the third quarter [and] fourth quarter," Rodgers said. "I'm waiting to get it back in a couple of fingers, but it's OK in the first three."

A hit by Lamarr Houston caused the injury.

"That's the old funny bone," Rodgers said. "Not so funny."

Rodgers had to use his right hand on all hand-offs.

James Jones wore a green hoodie under his uniform for Sunday's game at the Minnesota Vikings.

"It's green, it's the right uniform colors, and it's just Cali swag, man, to keep me warm," Jones, a San Jose, California native, told NFL Media's Steve Wyche. "It's short sleeve, so hopefully I started something good, keep me warm."

The hoodie created buzz during the game.

"We might get some dudes playing in it now," he said. "That would be sweet."

Opposing defenses have blitzed Aaron Rodgers at the highest rate of his career.

In the past, defensive coordinators have been afraid of blitzing Rodgers.

Rodgers has seen a blitz in 32.5 percent of his dropbacks this season, which is the 12th highest rate in the NFL.

Opponents blitzed Rodgers just 25.5 percent of the time last season, which ranked 28th.

Rodgers came into this season with the second-highest passer rating (111.6) against the blitz dating to 2008. 

This season, Rodgers’ passer rating of 100.7 against the blitz ranks 10th.

Eddie Lacy is inactive for the Green Bay Packers in Sunday's game against the Detroit Lions.

Lacy is dealing with a groin injury.

Lacy is averaging just 3.7 yards per carry this season and has especially struggled recently with his form.

Eddie Lacy has lost his job as starting running back of the Green Bay Packers to James Starks and he isn't sure what's impacting his play.

"My ankle's cool," he said, per the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, and insisted any added weight is not influencing his poor play. "No," Lacy said, twice, when asked about his size being a problem.

"I honestly don't know what it is," Lacy said. "Definitely, I'm off to a different start. I'm not playing how I was the previous two years. Later on in the season, maybe it'll pick back up. But as of right now, this is just the move that is going to be.

"This season (Starks) has definitely been the better player between the both of us. That's just the move."

James Starks has fully emerged as the better option at running back for the Green Bay Packers over Eddie Lacy.

Lacy couldn't finish Sunday's loss to the Carolina Panthers due to a groin problem.

Starks gave the Packers a boost in the passing game, catching six passes for 83 yards (including gains of 30 and 29 yards – the latter for a touchdown – on screen passes), but he managed only 39 yards on 10 carries.

Lacy rushed five times for 10 yards with a lost fumble.