Aaron Rodgers (hamstring) is not expected to have any lingering issues after the team's Week 9 bye, ESPN reports. "So far, so good I would say is how we're looking at it," coach Mike McCarthy said.

Rodgers (hamstring) isn't expected to have any lingering issues after the team's Week 9 bye, ESPN reports. "So far, so good I would say is how we're looking at it," coach Mike McCarthy said.

Analysis:

Rodgers tweaked his hamstring during Sunday night's loss to the Saints. While he didn't come out of the game, his mobility was clearly limited, and he spent most of the second half working out of the shotgun. Heading into the bye week, Rodgers will continue to be evaluated, but McCarthy said he believes the quarterback won't be required to remain in Green Bay for treatment. "Our medical policy [for remaining in Green Bay during the bye] is really based off of evaluation, finishing the game," McCarthy said. "So they're very confident where Aaron is today."