Seeing Aaron Rodgers perform at a higher level than Brady, Mahomes and Allen, the three other top signal-callers in the game behind Rodgers, that has to get the players, coaches, and fans in Green Bay excited. If I am a Green Bay Packers fan, I am really fired up about this. There is arguably no greater athlete in the world right now than Aaron Rodgers at that. When you’re a competitor, you have that quality about yourself that allows you to turn off everything else except your focus and ability. He tuned out all the talking and all the noise, then went to work. Watt, and Charles Barkley tried to speak to him, it’s almost as if he turned off his headphones. When host Ernie Johnson, analysts Trevor Immelman, J.J. What a lot of people aren’t talking about is how Aaron went quiet after the first few rounds. 12 gave a massive fist pump before the ball even rolled into the hole. On the 12th and final hole, with the game tied and after landing a fantastic drive right on the green, the future first-ballot Hall-of-Famer nailed a 15-foot putt to win the event. The Green Bay Packers‘ legend started strong with a birdie and ended strong with a birdie. He and Brady went two under through the first two holes and went three under through the final four holes. Rodgers was the driving force behind his and Brady’s victory, which was the second consecutive victory for Rodgers in The Match. The old dogs got the better of the young pups in this particular matchup. It was a matchup of all-time great quarterbacks against future all-time great quarterbacks.
The tandem of Rodgers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Tom Brady took down the pairing of Kansas City’s Patrick Mahomes and Buffalo’s Josh Allen in Capital One’s The Match on Wednesday evening in Las Vegas. If by some unfortunate reason there were people out there who doubted the greatness and clutch gene of Aaron Rodgers, they might as well believe it now. "There's been so many iconic players and coaches here, it kind of means a little bit more because you know you're part of the history of this franchise - even more now.By Timothy Lindsey 4 months ago Follow Tweet "The fabric of this organisation is so dense," Rodgers said of his pride in playing for the Packers. Precisely how long Rodgers will continue to love the challenge is as yet unknown, though he, for now, ended speculation over a potential exit from Green Bay by penning a four-year contract extension back in March that will earn him a league-high $50 million per year over the first three years. I think I got to a point where I was like, ‘enough is enough, I'm going to take back some of these narratives'."Īaron Rodgers on his relationship with the media 'Playing for Green Bay means you're part of history' For a long time I was quiet about a number of things and there were narratives that came up and spread like wildfire that weren't actually based in any truth.
I've had some opinions that have been polarising, but you know where I stand. "I enjoy letting people know what I'm thinking, what I'm feeling, and I wear my emotions on my sleeve. "It's like a challenge as you get older and your body might not want to work the exact way it used to work. "I put in a lot of work this offseason, mentally and physically to be ready to play at the highest level and I have the last two years as well. And I think it's good to keep that perspective." "Every year is special because it's finite. "I definitely try and attach some of that hunger and young energy every time I step in the building."Īnd that hunger is definitely still there for Rodgers, even having lived through the playoff heartbreak of the last decade and with his years advancing and his future opportunities in the game diminishing.
"There's a lot of guys that I don't know that well and that haven't won.
Highlights of the Green Bay Packers against the Minnesota Vikings from Week One of the NFL seasonīut Rodgers is choosing to use the group's inexperience, particularly at receiver, as a positive.
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