Rodgers only received two touches in Sunday's 16-11 win over the Saints, netting zero yards on a pair of rushes.
Despite talk during the week of his role expanding, Rodgers was clearly the odd man out in the Bucs' three-headed backfield Sunday. The returning Charles Sims, who offers many of the same qualities that Rodgers brings to the table, saw seven total touches, while Doug Martin was the clear lead dog, tallying 25 opportunities with the ball. Whether this workload distribution will endure remains an open question, but it could indeed prove difficult for the team to keep all three talented players consistently involved.