The Pittsburgh Steelers and Indianapolis Colts are playing a crucial AFC matchup on Sunday, but quarterback Aaron Rodgers may have suffered an injury before the contest even began.
During CBS’ “The NFL Today” pregame show, the network showed Rodgers in warmups dealing with what may be a hand injury. It’s tough to tell exactly how Rodgers first felt the issue, but it came at a bad time, right before a big game.
Here’s the latest on Rodgers’ status this week.
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Aaron Rodgers injury update
During warmups before the game against the Colts, Aaron Rodgers appeared to injure his right hand. CBS showed a video of Rodgers flexing his hand and pointing out his pinkie as he was going through his pregame warmups.
Aaron Rodgers may have suffered an issue with his hand during pregame warmups. pic.twitter.com/iin6qGQxBf
— NFL on CBS 🏈 (@NFLonCBS) November 2, 2025
Rodgers did come out to start the game for Pittsburgh, so whatever issue he had did not prevent him from opening the game for the Steelers.
What’s wrong with Aaron Rodgers hand?
Rodgers appeared to injure his hand in warmups, although it’s unclear exactly what happened. However, wasn’t serious enough for Rodgers not to start the game for the Steelers.
The veteran quarterback started the game for Pittsburgh and, based on a three-play drive to begin the game, didn’t feel the effects of the injury.
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How old is Aaron Rodgers?
Rodgers is 41 years old, and will turn 42 in December, making him the oldest active player in the NFL. Since returning from a torn Achilles last year for the New York Jets, Rodgers has played in every possible game.
