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Aaron Rodgers appeared to hurt his hand in the warmup with the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, minutes before their game against Indianapolis Colts began.
The 41-year-old quarterback was seen talking to his center Zach Frazier, holding out his throwing hand and pointing towards his little finger.
It appeared that he was hurt from taking an errant snap and he appeared fairly concerned, flexing his hand out repeatedly.
He was then filmed throwing the ball on the field and looking relatively pain free but the real test would come during the game itself.
Fortunately for the Steelers, Rodgers took to the field as usual with the Steelers offense beginning the game at Acrisure Stadium. He was sacked during the team's second drive of the game but quickly picked himself back up off the ground.
Mason Rudolph is the backup quarterback at the Steelers.
Aaron Rodgers appeared to hurt his hand moments before the Steelers played the Colts
Rodgers, 41, took to the field as usual on Sunday but it was something to watch in the game
But the injury scares were not over with Rodgers being ok. Darius Slay, the Steelers cornerback, went down with a wrist issue during the first quarter and needed attention on the field from trainers.
The 4-3 Steelers are looking to return to winning ways after losing 35-25 to Green Bay Packers last Sunday.
Daniel Jones and his Colts team, meanwhile, have been one of the standouts of the NFL so far and head into Sunday's showdown at 7-1.
