Report: Packers fear Aaron Rodgers suffered broken collarbone

The Green Bay Packers fear quarterback Aaron Rodgers suffered a broken collarbone Sunday against the Minnesota Vikings, according to Jay Glazer of FOX Sports.

Glazer notes Rodgers is undergoing tests to confirm if that is indeed the case.

The veteran pivot was hit by Vikings linebacker Anthony Barr as he rolled to his right and landed hard on the turf. He was quickly removed from the field on a cart.

Rodgers suffered a broken left collarbone in 2013 that forced him to miss seven games.

Needless to say it's a huge blow for the Packers, who now will likely have to rely on backup Brett Hundley. The third-year pro only had 11 career pass attempts prior to Sunday.

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