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Check out all the latest-breaking news, commentary and analysis from Packers practice right here.

Presumably, the Packers have to sellout their remaining allotment of tickets to Sunday's game against the 49ers by Thursday at 3:40 p.m. CT to avoid a blackout.

Signs are pointing to the injured Packers quarterback returning in time for the team's season finale against the Chicago Bears.

Matt Flynn will once again get the start on Sunday, as the Packers prepare to play their home finale without their star quarterback.

Wednesday marked the first time Cobb has practiced in any capacity since reportedly breaking his leg earlier this season.

All eyes will be on Rodgers and Cobb as the Packers hit the practice field for the first time in preparation of their upcoming game against the Steelers.

Based upon Lacy's evaluation, the has a chance to practice on Friday for the Packers as they prepare to take on the Cowboys this weekend.

Aaron Rodgers reportedly did more at practice on Wednesday than he has in weeks. Now it's time to see how his body responds.

Head coach Mike McCarthy will give an update at 1:00 p.m. at a press conference streamed live at Packers.com.

Without Bakhtiari and Dietrich-Smith practicing on Thursday, the Packers are having to do with a makeshift offensive line.

The Packers were relatively healthy on practice on Wednesday with only two players missing due to injury.

Aaron Rodgers is getting all the attention, but the return of three other injured players is a dose of good news for the Packers as well.

Following practice on Friday, the Packers will release their injury report and game day status projections.