Rodgers gained 25 yards on six rushes and secured one of two targets for four yards in Sunday's 27-7 loss to the Broncos.
The backup tailback had some modest success running the ball in a change-of-pace role, as opposed to starter Charles Sims, who was stymied repeatedly by a stubborn Broncos front. Rodgers has been serviceable over the last two weeks in his role as a primary backup to Sims while Doug Martin (hamstring) is sidelined, but would stand to see his snaps notably reduced upon the latter's return, which could come as early as Week 5.