Rodgers is unvaccinated and will be unavailable for the Packers' road game at Kansas City on Sunday. He was
placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list on Wednesday afternoon, along with cornerback
Isaac Yiadom. In August, Rodgers told reporters that he had been "immunized" when asked if he'd been vaccinated. He sought an exemption from protocols based on his antibody levels before the season, but the exemption was denied. Based on that denial, Rodgers has been subject all season to the league's protocols for unvaccinated players, including but not limited to daily testing and mask-wearing.
Rodgers has been seen throughout the season maskless during news conferences, which take place indoors at the Packers' facilities.
Protocols require Rodgers to spend at least 10 days away from the team, which means he'll not only miss the Chiefs game, but he'll be unable to practice ahead of the Packers' Week 10 game against Seattle.