Packers-Vikings Inactives: Aaron Rodgers & Davante Adams will play

in week 2 It’s all systems go for Aaron Rodgers today.The Green Bay Packers announced their inactives list for today’s game against the Minnesota Vikings Cheap Jamaal Williams Jersey , and Aaron Rodgers is not among the seven players on the list. Indeed, Rodgers will be in uniform and in the starting lineup for the game today, something that was almost unfathomable when he left last Sunday’s game against the Chicago Bears on a cart.The two-time MVP missed practice on Wednesday and Thursday, leading to his questionable designation on Friday’s injury report. However, he did practice on Saturday, and apparently his knee responded well to the work.With Rodgers active but still not 100%, the Packers chose to keep third-string quarterback Tim Boyle active today. DeShone Kizer will back up Rodgers, but Boyle being active gives the team an added insurance policy in case Rodgers needs to leave the game and Kizer also suffers an injury.Joining Rodgers in the starting lineup is wide receiver Davante Adams, who was also questionable for the game. Adams’ shoulder flared up when he was tackled after a long catch-and-run last Sunday Cheap Mike Daniels Jersey , but he returned to practice on Thursday and will play. Adams caught five passes for 88 yards and a touchdown last week.Finally, rookie linebacker Oren Burks will not make his debut today. Burks injured his shoulder in warmups prior to the Packers’ third preseason game and has not played in a game since.Here are the full inactive lists.Packers InactivesILB Oren BurksCB Deante BurtonS Raven GreeneS Josh JonesOL Alex LightWR J’Mon MooreWR Equanimeous St. BrownVikings InactivesRB Mike BooneDE Tashawn BowerC Pat ElfleinDT Jalyn HolmesQB Kyle SloterRB Roc ThomasG Bryan Witzmann The Packers’ loss to the Vikings on Sunday night dealt a huge blow to their playoff hopes, and if they miss the playoffs they’re likely to fire head coach Mike McCarthy. After the game, McCarthy sounded like he’s beginning to accept the inevitable.McCarthy was asked about his own performance and acknowledged it needs to improve.“I understand why you’re asking the questions. That’s part of the deal. We’re about winning football games. We didn’t do enough. I didn’t do enough. I need to coach better,” McCarthy said.Fourth downs continue to be an area where McCarthy needs to coach better. He remains too quick to punt when he ought to trust Aaron Rodgers to pick up a first down, and when he does go for it on fourth down, his playcalling is laughably predictable, as the run that went nowhere on fourth-and-inches on Sunday night showed.That sequence was particularly bad: The Packers were stopped just short on third down. Instead of quickly getting a fourth-down play called, the Packers dawdled and ended up wasting a timeout. At that point http://www.packerscheapstore.com/lane-taylor-jersey-cheap , if McCarthy was going to waste a timeout anyway, he should have challenged the spot of the third down, which was close enough that it was worth another look. And then, even with extra time to call the play after the timeout, his run up the middle was the obvious call, which the Vikings’ defense saw coming and stopped easily.McCarthy does need to coach better. But at this point, it may be too late to save his job.