ESPN analyst Mike Clay breaks down the fantasy ramifications for the Packers if quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who was knocked out of the game Sunday against Minnesota, misses an extended amount of time. (0:49) 
 
 MINNEAPOLIS -- Aaron Rodgers broke his right collarbone after Minnesota Vikings linebacker Anthony Barr hit him in the first quarter Sunday. He could miss the remainder of the season, the team said. 
 
 The Green Bay Packers quarterback was rolling out to his right with Barr pressuring him. As Rodgers threw, Barr hit him in the midsection, and Rodgers landed on his throwing shoulder. 
 
 Editor's Picks Packers might find it harder to survive Aaron Rodgers' broken collarbone this time This is 2013 all over -- maybe worse. At least four years ago, Rodgers came back from a broken collarbone in time to get the Packers into the playoffs. 
 
 Rodgers injury moves point spread 10 points The Packers were 6.5-point favorites over the Saints last week in an early line available at the Westgate SuperBook in Las Vegas. When the Westgate reposted the line Sunday night, after Aaron Rodgers' injury, New Orleans was a 3.5-point favorite. 1 Related 
 
 Brett Hundley replaced Rodgers in the 23-10 loss. The third-year pro is the only other quarterback on the Packers' roster, but the team is expected to promote Joe Callahan from the practice squad. 
 
 "It's devastating, no question about it," Packers receiver Randall Cobb said in a somber visitors' locker room at U.S. Bank Stadium. "First and foremost, it's one of my closest friends, so to see him go down with that, it's tough. But we've still got to play football. We've got a long season ahead of us, and we've got to figure out what we're going to do." 
 
 Coach Mike McCarthy plans to do that with Hundley. He reiterated that twice during his postgame news conference. 
 
 "Brett Hundley's my quarterback. Joe Callahan's the backup," McCarthy said. "That's the direction we're going. That is the focus. And that's where we are as a football club." 
 
 Hundley's first pass of the day was intercepted by cornerback Xavier Rhodes, which led to a Vikings touchdown drive. Hundley threw two more interceptions, along with a touchdown, and finished 18-of-33 passing for 157 yards in his first meaningful regular-season action since the Packers picked him in the fifth round of the 2015 draft. 
 
 Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers landed on his throwing shoulder during the first quarter of Sunday's game. AP Photo/Bruce Kluckhohn 
 
 Rodgers missed seven starts in 2013 when he broke his left collarbone. This time he is expected to be out longer because it's his throwing shoulder. Rodgers did not have surgery four years ago. It has yet to be determined if he will need it now. 
 
 Barr hit Rodgers on a roll-out pass to his right and maintained contact with the quarterback all the way to the ground. Rodgers appeared to yell at Barr as he walked off the field with the Packers' medical staff. 
 
 "I saw Aaron jawing at him," Packers linebacker Clay Matthews said. "Aaron can take a hit and get up and respect it, but I'm sure he had a little something to say and rightfully so." 
 
 Hundley said he could understand why Rodgers wouldn't like the hit. 
 
 "I'm sure he didn't, yeah," Hundley said. "I mean, who would?" 
 
 Rodgers did not speak to reporters after the game. Barr was not available to reporters either because he left the game due to a concussion. 
 
 The Packers went 2-4-1 without Rodgers the last time he broke his collarbone and used three different quarterbacks: Seneca Wallace, Scott Tolzien and Matt Flynn. It was Flynn who kept Green Bay's playoff hopes alive by going 2-2 in four starts. Rodgers returned for the regular-season finale at Chicago, a game the Packers won to win the NFC North and make the playoffs. 
 
 "In my opinion, he's the best player in football, but this is a team game," McCarthy said. "This is the ultimate team game. And we need to be better. And we need to be better with the 11 people on the field that we have, regardless of the phase that we're in, and ultimately that's my responsibility." 
 
 Since 1992, the Packers have used the fewest starting quarterbacks (six) of any team. 
 
 If Hundley starts next Sunday against the Saints, it would be just the 13th game since 1992 in which a quarterback other than Rodgers or Brett Favre started for the Packers. 
 
 The Vikings' game was the first time all season that Rodgers had both of his starting tackles -- David Bakhtiari and Bryan Bulaga -- playing together. But this wasn't a protection issue. Rather, it was Rodgers on a rollout pass that tight end Martellus Bennett dropped. Rodgers was able to walk off the field under his own power. The Packers' medical staff examined Rodgers on the sideline, then took him to the locker room on a cart. 
 
 By game's end, the Packers had lost three of their five starting offensive linemen. Bakhtiari dropped out because of his recurring hamstring issue. Bulaga sustained a concussion, and guard Lane Taylor suffered injuries to his right ankle and knee. 
 
 Cornerback Quinten Rollins (ankle) also could not finish the game. The Packers started with their top-two corners, Davon House (quad) and Kevin King (concussion), on the inactive list. ||||| Getty Images 
 
 The Packers officially have gotten bad news regarding quarterback Aaron Rodgers and his broken collarbone. If he’ll miss the rest of the season (and the team says that he could), the Packers should consider adding a quarterback who has bedeviled them in the past. 
 
 Colin Kaepernick has both run and thrown the ball effectively in the past against the Packers. It began in the 2012 playoffs, when Kaepernick generated 263 yards passing and a postseason-record (for a quarterback) 181 yards rushing in a 45-31 San Francisco win. In Green Bay’s very next game, Kaepernick lit up the Pack for 412 passing yards in a 34-28 victory by the 49ers. 
 
 That season ended in the playoffs for the Packers on the extra-frozen tundra, with Kaepernick leading the 49ers to a win on 227 passing yards and 98 running yards. 
 
 The Packers’ only victory against Kaepernick came in 2015, when Jim Tomsula was the coach and the 49ers were in a full-blown free fall. 
 
 Kaepernick grew up in Milwaukee, and Rodgers has vouched for Kaepernick. So why wouldn’t the Packers consider giving him a call? 
 
 The Packers’ official position could be that they prefer to go “next man up,” and that Kaepernick doesn’t fit the offensive system. Given what Kaepernick has done against the team’s defensive system, however, Packers coach Mike McCarthy should consider adjusting their offensive system to fit Kaepernick’s skills. 
 
 The Packers host the Saints next week, and then they have a bye week. Other than Rodgers and Brett Hundley, the Packers have no other quarterbacks on the active roster. Joe Callahan (who? . . . exactly) is on the practice squad.
– The Green Bay Packers were having a great season right up to the first quarter of their game Sunday against the Minnesota Vikings. That's when the 4-1 division leaders saw the wheels come off. At the seven-minute mark of the game, Packers superstar quarterback Aaron Rodgers was tackled as he was throwing a pass and landed on his throwing arm, ESPN reports. Though Rodgers was able to walk off the field, upon inspection by medical personnel, it was announced that the two-time NFL Most Valuable Player had broken his right collarbone and could miss the rest of the season. The last time Rodgers spent any significant time on the sidelines was during the 2013 season, when he missed seven games after breaking his left collarbone. The Packers went 2-4-1 during that stretch. After leaving the game Sunday Rodgers was replaced by third-year pro Brett Hundley, whose first pass of the day was intercepted, setting up a Vikings touchdown. Hundley is the only other quarterback on the Packers. Some sports writers have already begun floating the possibility that Packers could sign Colin Kaepernick, the former San Francisco 49er whose protests during the national anthem last season led to this season's league-wide demonstrations. Kaepernick grew up in Milwaukee, about 120 miles from Green Bay.