Packer Fans Wonder About Future After Rodgers Injury

In bars and living rooms throughout Wisconsin Sunday, Packer fans wondered about the team’s future after quarterback Aaron Rodgers broke his right collarbone. Analysts say the two time M-V-P could be out for the year because the collarbone is tied to his throwing shoulder — unlike in 2013, when Rodgers missed seven games after breaking the opposite collarbone. On social media, fans’ views spread the gamut both during and after the Pack’s 23-10 loss at Minnesota. Some wanted to see second stringer Brett Hundley get at least one full week of practice, knowing he’ll start next Sunday against New Orleans — and Packers’ coach Mike McCarthy said he would go with Hundley and practice squad player Joe Callahan, and not bring in an experienced Q-B from the outside. Green Bay has made the playoffs for eight straight years, tied with New England for the most in the N-F-L — but that could be in jeopardy, and a Las Vegas sports book has dropped Green Bay’s chances of winning the Super Bowl from 5-1 to 12-1.