In what could be the 41-year-old quarterback's final season, the Pittsburgh Steelers signal caller has been a model of consistency. He hasn't been injured and has remained upright for a team that is atop the AFC North.

Rodgers left Sunday's game with an injury to his left hand. He was seen grimacing while holding his wrist before halftime. He left the game in the third quarter, and backup Mason Rudolph took over at quarterback as Pittsburgh held a 10-9 lead.

The Pittsburgh Steelers cap off their opening drive with a touchdown pass from quarterback Aaron Rodgers to running back Kenneth Gainwell.

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