Aaron Rodgers Exits Bengals-Steelers Game Due to Hand Injury
Aaron Rodgers faced a setback during the game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cincinnati Bengals due to a hand injury. The Steelers’ starting quarterback was seen in pain while clutching his left wrist before halftime.
Aaron Rodgers’ Departure from the Game
Rodgers exited the match in the third quarter. At that time, the Steelers were ahead with a narrow 10-9 score. Following his departure, backup quarterback Mason Rudolph stepped in to lead the team.
Mason Rudolph Takes Charge
- Rudolph quickly made an impact.
- He orchestrated a field-goal drive to extend their lead to 13-9 late in the third quarter.
Despite the change at quarterback, the Steelers faced additional challenges. Starting running back Jaylen Warren suffered an ankle injury on the same drive that saw Rodgers leave the game. On a pass play, Warren took a hard hit and was slow to get back on his feet.
Injury Updates
Warren also had to leave the field, forcing the Steelers to rely on backup Kenneth Gainwell. Both Rodgers and Warren are considered questionable to return to the game.
This developing story highlights the physical nature of the game and the impact of injuries on team performance. Fans and analysts will be watching closely for updates on both players’ conditions as the game progresses.
