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The Green Bay Packers are in good health heading into this weekend's matchup with the Steelers, with only two players ruled out.

For the first time, Rodgers will face the Packers, his team for the first 18 seasons of his Hall of Fame worthy career. Rodgers and the Packers reached great heights during their time together that included the franchise's most recent Super Bowl title that coincidentally was won at the Steelers' expense.

Three Pittsburgh Steelers players are questionable to play against the Green Bay Packers, including center Zach Frazier, who is battling a calf issue.

Austin suffered the injury during the Steelers game in Dublin, Ireland against the Minnesota Vikings and missed the following two games because of it. He returned to practice this week after what head coach Mike Tomlin described as "aggressive rehabbing" and was able to fully participate in each day of drills with the team.

Pittsburgh Steelers center Zach Frazier has a calf injury that could limit him throughout the week. He popped up as a limited practice on Wednesday and battled through it with a leg sleeve. It is not expected to force him to miss Sunday’s game against the Packers.