Mason Rudolph

Don't start Rudolph if Aaron Rodgers isn't playing — he's mostly been a backup and without Rodgers the team will pass less and he likely won't get many good throws. Only put him in if you have no other options or you're in a very deep league and need a long shot.

Only start Rudolph if Aaron Rodgers is officially out — he’d take over the throws and targets if Rodgers can’t play. If Rodgers is playing, sit Rudolph and pick someone more reliable, and watch the final injury report and warmups.

If Aaron Rodgers is ruled out, start Rudolph — he’s the expected starter and looked solid when he filled in. If Rodgers plays, don’t use Rudolph; if you’re unsure and need a backup, pick him up as emergency insurance but don’t expect a big game.

Tough matchup this week — don't start Mason Rudolph if you have a safer quarterback. The defense should shut down his passing and he doesn't have enough weapons to overcome it.