Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is making headlines as he pushes to play against the Chicago Bears this Sunday despite suffering a fractured left wrist. Reports indicate that Rodgers does not require surgery and continues to assess his ability to protect himself on the field. His playing status remains uncertain, with coaches emphasizing that safety is the priority. While Rodgers missed practice, he remains hopeful and motivated by past experiences in Chicago, expressing a desire to ease any adversarial feelings between him and the Bears. Meanwhile, the Steelers evaluated other quarterback options in case Rodgers is unable to play. As the game approaches, the Bears brace for the potential return of their long-time rival.