The Fall Of An NFL Legend: How Aaron Rodgers Failed To Win Another Super Bowl… 

I think that the Jets winning a Super Bowl with Aaron Rodgers is more likely than picking Nick Fowles to win a Super Bowl MVP in the 2016 offseason. TL:DR anything can happen especially when considering the NFL scriptwriters. Love your content! Keep it up 👍

It depends on what the script writers will do this year

why matt stafford did it first year on the rams it’s not completely implausible he’s carried pretty mid teams to an nfc champ many times and came up just short im not gonna act like none of them can be his fault too but his team should get credit where crudit is due it’s genuinely surprising he hasn’t been back not even once, and way to clickbait with the title “the downfall of arod” bro has not had a downfall on the field he’s been to many many nfcs and just came up short which isn’t arod having a downfall you don’t win mvps late in ur career AND take ur team to nfc champs while ALSO having the lowest int rate, gimmie a break guy you just deceiving ppl atp 😭😭

@@KrispigKarpi’ve not seen any other vids but this vid is a load of 💩 💀 look at my other reply on this comment to get the full perspective on how this guy clickbaited and majorly deceived ppl

I'll be unanimously elected president of the USA before the jets win another superbowl.

It was hard to keep my eyes off him. Should’ve had a face cam of Tom for the whole hour.

​@@schmidtytimedo it like the Manning cast but with him and tom

I saw this before the video started and now I’m like 😩

I didn’t even know there was a video about Aaron Rodgers going on next to the Tom image

I mean Brady is the best looking dude in NFL history.. he’s just paying his respect where it’s due..

Took me years to get over that loss. I legit repressed those memories. That loss was devastating. Couldnt let myself get that attached again. It was a strange baton handoff of devastating losses that postseason. First the cowboys with the infamous dez Bryant catch, then the packers infamous meltdown, and then the seahawks with the worst interception thrown in post season history. One of the few times I was happy with tom brady winning

@@donsolosThe lions cowboys game had controversy as well before that lol.

I still can’t watch that 2014 game I had to skip it fast on those clips

​@@donsolosseahawks fan here. Then next in the sb seahawks lost just as badly to pats. These playoffs were crazy.

I blame GreenBays front office and their business practices. Never relying on trades, never drafting high in the draft for Receivers, and always sticking with bad personel.

Romans 10:9-10.

I'm a bears fan and I don't which is worse: Us losing a trip to the super bowl to our 6 seed divisional rival, or having to see Cutler fumble our second super bowl in 5 years.

Well, this is why Brady is the GOAT. The anomaly. P.S. he won as many NFC championships as Rogers did in his entire career

But it starts with the understanding that Brady didn’t win those Super Bowls by himself. In football one guy doesn’t win games all by himself. There are 22 starters plus special teams.

@@strat1080 Agreed, Brady was the one constant but it’s not as if he was winning it with garbage teams

Crazy to not have Ben on the top 15 list when he went to three super bowls and won 2 .

@@ci6516 big ben was nothing more than a glorified game manager in those super bowls

Naw, it's also 2000's and 2010s too, it was pain

​@@cybercrasherstv Honestly the only time in Bills history that wasn't distilled agony was the mid 60s when they won a couple AFL championships.

​@@cybercrasherstvyeah I'd much rather have what we have now lol at least the memories with family and friends have been made. A super bowl would solidify it all.

Maybe the Pre-Mahomes Chiefs too

A video about the Bills Streak of Misery takes place even after the 90s

People age. Not exclusive to you. You’re not special.

@@Disxreet a cool tidbit about his longevity if anything, not meant to disparage. I’ll try to rephrase the point in the future if that’s the effect it had.

Did you get held back? If you were 24, wouldn’t you be in 6th grade when they won the SB?

i'm 26 smh

@@Nazisarelamehe’s a rodgers butthurt fanboy

That may be true for him being a top 10 QB ever but everything you just said is that QBs biggest criticism and the thing that holds them back from being considered the goat. And since rodgers is hailed as the MOAT (most talented of all time) it’s a valid point to bring up why he didn’t end up becoming the GOAT. Because if your the most talented ever and you inherited a great team people will expect you to become the goat and win more superbowls. It’s only natural. Nobody says Montana and Bradshaw are on the level but nobody says Bradshaw didn’t deserve to go in first ballot either so it’s not like he was considered very far behind. Super Bowl rings are not important for determining a QBs greatness but they are important to factor in nonetheless.

@@bananaman5668 true. I just find it stupid when people just blindly go “oh we’ll have the conversation when he gets to 3 or 4 rings.” As if Tom Brady (no offense) didn’t have an all time defense led by an all time coach. And as of Tom Brady didn’t have a 10 year gap between his third and fourth rings.

Rodgers is 2nd all time for playoff touchdowns and has a playoff QB rating of over 100. all of this playoff stats are better than cry baby brady except "football fans" have no clue about any of it

@@GuidoLuzzi Actually they do. But because they read more than just who has more tds or a higher passer rating they actually know who played better because they actually watched them play and were able to understand the “context” of those stats. Rodgers is great. But you only pretend stats are perfectly accurate whenever it involves him having good ones and Brady having bad ones. You don’t need passer rating or superbowls to call Rodgers great.

​​@@bananaman5668that's the problem. Aaron didn't get that great team. Green Bay for most of his career were horrible at running back, and embarrassingly bad at the corner position because their GM is cheap. Aaron didn't walk into a top 10 defense and a solid core like these other guys did. Mahomes had Tyreek, Kelce, Chris Jones. Montana had Rice, Ronnie Lott. Brady had Moss, Edelman, Gronk, Donta Hightower, the greatest kicker ever. Manning had Welker, Harrison, Reggie Wayne, Von Miller. These dudes had legitimate hall of fame help. Aaron didn't, so it's people who are casuals who underrated Aaron Rodgers. By the time Green Bay finally got a defense they had no receivers. Green Bay in 2010 was great and obviously thats why they won, but in the next 3-4 years their defense absolutely fell apart. Their defense allowed 37 POINTS A GAME in their losses. That's over 5 touchdowns. It's ridiculous to expect someone to drop 3-400 yards and 4 touchdowns along with opening up the run game to win games when Brady at points was dropping 175-225 yards and 1 touchdown, and winning the game.

That very year, they were upset by the Giants in the divisional round. A major part of the loss was two huge TDs they gave up to Hakeen Nicks. Both TDs were the result of horrible secondary breakdowns. It's very likely that they win with Nick Collins.

He was definitely an integral part of the packers defense and a huge loss that people tend to forget about

​@@gbrow1604I was at that playoff game. Ouch.

Collins was soo good. Huge loss.

#1 in takeaways. BJ Raji, charles woodson, clay matthews III

bro i was so fucking mad

the 2014 loss had me in tears and the 2016 loss had me done with football

@@ghoul5371 I’m definitely wasn’t done lol but packers have certainly been perennially underperforming. Which is strange because if you consider a “dynasty” but a core team who consistently tops, not Super Bowl winners, then packers from 2010- basically 2017 were a dynasty. Just minus the super bowls but always always a Super Bowl favorite. Same with Seahawks and 49s during same time. Love the packers and excited to see basically and entirely new team from the team we’ve seen for the past 17 years. Only names remaining are players who were drafted in mid 2010s as the oldest players. A very young team with tons of potential. And now I gotta root for jets too!

@@ma.2099yeah that’s what I always say we were literally the patriots of the nfc just without the bowls we got to championship games left and right and we’re the only team in the playoffs every year from 2009-2017 besides the patriots😂💯

@@ma.2099but hey man I’ve learned to appreciate the wins they got us in that time and we still had 1 at one point we won 19 games in a row at one point from the end of 2010 through most of 2011 he gets one with the jets and what are people gonna say then lol he just needs 2💯

Great job of showing how big a choke Aaron is. This is why, while he is a great QB, I will never consider him an all time great except as a prima dona.

@@winoodlesnoodles1984 you shouldnt share your opinions out loud with other people. Good lord you are a horribly negative person. Just showed up to fan that flame of hatred huh? Shows how much you got going on in your life... whoops did I say that out loud? 🥶🥶🥶

The loss to the 49ers in 2021 is the second worse loss. All they had to do was avoid the special teams shitting the bed. But 2 years in a row the packers horrible special teams got severely outplayed by one of the other leagues worst special team units. And matt lafleur just completely ignored the problem. Packers just miraculously always find a way to lose in dramatic fashion when it comes to the playoffs. It was the same with favre

@@donsolosAgreed-All they would have had to do was beat Matthew Stafford/Rams at Lambeau the following week to get the SB.

*Lambeau

We hired the same D coordinator that was the coordinator on the 0-16 Lions. Im still so confused how anyone thought that would be a good idea.

@@samthemessiah9330yeah not a good hiring practice. We don’t move on when we need to. FeelsBadMan

As a chiefs fan it’s weird that mahomes has as many super bowls as Rodgers and Favre combined in 30 years. Mahomes did it in 5 years

​​@@ZiggyZoubecause Mahomes has an all time great offense around him, one of the greatest coaches ever, and a solid defense. Without Tyreek and Kelce and Chris Jones and Andy Reid Mahomes may win a ring but definitely not as easy as he did. He's great but he's become massively overrated, dude constantly has a top 5 tight end of all time to throw to and all the help in the world, this most recent super bowl earned some respect from me but Aaron Rodgers hasn't had HALF the team mahomes has had. Outside of Jermichael Finley he's had 0 threat at tight end, up until Aaron Jones Green Bay had a godawful running game through Eddie Lacy which made them predictable, and a bottom 10 defense especially at corner. Green Bay has for most of Aaron's career been TERRIBLE at the corner position because their GM likes to be cheap. He wasn't willing to invest more and Aaron's career suffered because of it. And no, having a couple good receivers doesn't make up for the rest of your team being shit

​@T_Chainz Well that was you just walking in to toot your horn on a post with no relevancy. Lol Good for him though.

@@ZiggyZou Sad but true. Mahomes has known how to take advantage of the opportunities that have been presented to him in his career and that is why he already has such a good record. The only thing is that like any qb, when they have not supported him, he has also suffered, just remember Super Bowl 55.

@@tropicmix8765same thing could be said about Brady: ATG coach, ATG TE, HOF skill positions on defense. It’s football man

real

The saints would like to talk 😂

Literally the 49ers have had to lose 2 super bowls and 3 nfc championships since then. The team that gave gb all the heartbreak, went on to have worse heartbreak in more important games. You could argue Dallas and bills as other contenders for most heartbreak since 2011 also. But 49ers suffered the worst in the past 14 years. It's not really close.

@@kenw2225Finally… someone mentions how much pain we have been through. Everyone says, you’ve won 5 super bowls… not in 30 years….

He chokes as well

Yep. It's conclusive. Worst ST I've ever seen.

I think the defense stuff is overblown. Don’t get me wrong there were certain years where they were awful, but plenty of others where they were decent/good. I mean the defense played nearly flawlessly against the 49ers in 2021 and the offense scored 10 points. In 2020, his stats look fine, but actually watching the game, he did most of that stuff once the game was already out of hand and they were down 28-10, he didn’t do much before then. Yes in the 2016 and 2019 NFC Championship, the defenses were not good in the first half, but guess what? Neither was Rodgers. He was shut out in the first half of both games which is part of why they were down so much. In the 2014 NFC Championship, he wasn’t very good either, and scored 2 total field goals in the second half. The offense did absolutely nothing. As unlucky as the onside kick was, the defense got an interception up 12 with 5 minutes left, Rodgers went 3 and out and immediately gives the ball back to Seattle. Even in the loss to the Giants he didn’t play that well despite some big breaks from the officials early on. Yes the defenses were absolutely at fault some of the years, but Rodgers often had a huge role too.

@@goldenstatewarriors9418I would disagree. When talking about Aaron Rodgers playoff losses, there’s 3 ways you can categorize them: Played well, should’ve won (had an average to elite statistical performance, lost due to entirely unique circumstances that by all means never should have happened, for instance missed penalties on a game losing play, dropped interceptions on game losing drives, etc) Didn’t play well, should’ve won (had a below average statistical performance, but despite that lost to entirely unique circumstances that by all means should not have happened) Played well, normally lost (had an average to elite statistical performance, but lost in a regular way, like the defense allowing an incredible amount of points, losing the Overtime coin toss, nothing flukey) Basically, there are games where Rodgers played great and would’ve won if not for flukey circumstances, games where Rodgers played bad but still would’ve won if not for flukey circumstances, and games where Rodgers played great but the team just wasn’t good enough. I’ll go over all the years you pointed out, and which category they belong in. Starting with: Played good, still lost. 2011 Divisional vs New York: Playing against the eventual Super Bowl Champions, Aaron Rodgers individually had a pretty decently good game. His defense absolutely sucked though, allowing a whopping 37 points. Also, his receiving core didn’t help much either, as the Packer’s receivers combined for six (6!) drops, which was actually the most dropped passes of any game in the entire 2011 season. Still, nothing unique really happened in this game, Rodgers’ receivers failed him and the defense sucked which is pretty typical, so I can’t say that Rodgers deserved to win this game. 2016 NFC Championship vs Atlanta Let’s get this out of the way, 44 points allowed on 9 possessions. For reference, that is more points allowed than Tom Brady’s defense has ever in his entire 23 year long career. Allowing 44 points is completely unacceptable. With that out of the way, the first thing people say about Rodgers’ performance is that he was shut out in the first half. The reality is that wasn’t his fault, not many people remember that Rodgers led the Packers into the redzone on both of his first 2 offensive drives of that game. The first ended in a missed field goal by his kicker, and the 2nd was thrown away by a Running back fumbling the ball away in typical Aaron Jones fashion. After the Packer’s 2nd drive, the score very well could’ve been 10-17, but instead it was 17-0, and at this point the pressure was on Rodgers the entire game, hence what some would say as a bad performance. Overall, trying to keep up with the rate at which his defense was allowing scores, whilst also battling your own teammates missing scores and turning over the ball makes this a pretty decisive ‘not his fault’ game. Though even with that being said, nothing really flukey happened, so Rodgers took the L and that was that. 2019 NFC Championship vs San Fran This is probably the most embarrassing loss for the Packers defense in the Rodgers era. The 49ers attempted, not completed, attempted just 8 passes the entire game. The Packers defense could not stop a nosebleed as they allowed nearly 300 rushing yards and 4 rushing touchdowns, allowing a pretty typical Packers defense 37 points. Aaron Rodgers, like in the last two, played decent to good, but couldn’t keep up with his defense. It’s not like something happened to justify that Rodgers should’ve won, but it certainly wasn’t his fault that they didn’t. That’s for that category, other playoff losses that fit here are: 2012 Divisional vs San Fran 2015 Divisional vs Arizona Now, games that Rodgers played bad in, but still should’ve won anyway if not for incredibly flukey moments: 2014 NFC Championship vs Seattle: The Seahawks played an absolutely dreadful early and mid game, but questionable coaching decisions on the packers side lead to many drives stalling within the 15 and settling for field goals instead of TDs. With under 5 minutes left in the game, the Packers were up 19-7. Wilson finally woke up and led a touchdown drive, making the score 19-14 with 2 minutes left in the game. All it would take the Packers to go to the super bowl is 1 onside kick recovery, but then Brandon Bostick happened. Bostick was apparently feeling himself, and attempted to play hero with a jumping catch on the onside, muffed it, and seattle recovered the ball. It only took Seattle 3 plays to score on the Packers defense again, and they converted a 2 pointer to go up 19-22. After touching the ball for the first time since being up 19-7, Rodgers’ led a game tying field goal drive with 1 minute left on the clock to work with, that sent the game into overtime. Rodgers would never touch the ball again as on the first play of OT Wilson would complete a 35 yard touchdown pass to seal the game for Seattle. There were 2 separate instances in this game where the Packers had the ball on the Seattle 1 yard line on 4th and 1, and instead of attemping a TD both were settled for Field Goals. Rodgers did not play good, and his defense for the first 3 quarters gave the offense so many chances to put the game away, regardless of the terrible coaching decisions. But here’s something I notice, Tom Brady has had a lot of really bad playoff performances, where he plays terrible for 3 quarters, but wakes up in the fourth and wins the game, everyone immediately forgets about those terrible 3 quarters, and he’s the hero of the game for winning it when it mattered most. Why don’t we praise Rodgers for doing exactly the same in this game? After coming back onto the field for the first time since being up 19-7, and under a minute on the clock, Aaron Rodgers absolutely clutches the game and saves the team from losing when it mattered most, only to never see the ball again. And of course there’s the biggest culprit, Brandon Bostick’s drop on the kick return that would’ve sealed a super bowl trip. Rodgers did not play good outside of his late game clutch drive, but the Packers deserved, and should’ve went, to the Super Bowl if not for that incredibly flukey onside kick drop. 2021 Divisional vs San Fran Rodgers’ worst performance in a playoff loss ever, and the best performance by the Packers defense in a playoff loss as well. So, why did the Packers deserve to win? What flukey moments happened? Simply put, the special teams killed the team. With a missed field goal that Rodgers & co set up, and an incredibly flukey blocked punt touchdown, the Packers’ special teams cost them 10 points in a game that was decided by 3. Rodgers played horribly, but even then he outperformed the opposing offense! He scored more points than the 49ers did! If not for the Special Team’s blocked punt, the Packers would’ve won regardless of the offensive struggles! Finally, the last category. Games where Rodgers did play good, and the team should’ve won. 2020 NFC Championship vs Tampa Bay. Where to begin with this one. CB Kevin King gave up 14 points single-handedly (including a comically mistimed jump) as well as the season-ending defensive PI call on an overthrown pass by Brady on 3rd down that otherwise would’ve meant a punt back to Green Bay. Despite Brady already throwing 3 interceptions, he also had a dropped 4th interception by Chandon Sullivan on what would become a TD drive. Aaron Jones fumbled twice, the second of which setting up the Buccs with an 8-yard TD drive, with multiple lineman illegally downfield that should have called the play back which was somehow missed, to extend their lead in the 3rd, Davante Adams dropping a game tying TD pass in the 2nd, and Aaron Rodgers’ lone interception came on a play that should’ve been called back on a missed clear defensive holding on Allen Lazard. In a single sentence, this NFC Championship is probably the single worst officiated game of all time, and somehow everyone one of those missed penalties came in extremely crucial moments (all touchdown drives or touchdown plays or turnovers) all went to the Buccaneer’s favor. There is not a game that Rodgers deserved to win more than the 2020 NFC Championship. In total, Rodgers should’ve appeared in 3 super bowl total, this year being one of them. Other playoff losses that fit into this category: 2009 Wildcard vs Arizona 2013 Wildcard vs San Fran

@@goldenstatewarriors9418 thank you!!

@@simon_carrick8198 Exactly.

Rodgers probably wins 4 super bowls if he's drafter by 49ers. 2011, 2012, 2019, 2022. He at least has 2.

Big factssssssss!!!! 💯💯💯

He was injured in that playoff run lol what, and never saw the ball in OT

Ah yes… McFlabb I forgot about him.

You could argue McNabb was an overachiever. Reid still making terrible decisions every game, to this day. Just finally he has a guy in mahomes, who is just too good to let Reids bad play calling lose games. Mahomes is carrying Reid and alone has changed Reid legacy.

@@kenw2225 Nope... McNabb is the one that threw up in the huddle during a Super Bowl. And got called out by his own teammates for not being able to handle it.

Romans 10:9-10.

@@blickedxbWasn’t that just a rumor though ?

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I really think that if Crosby doesn't miss the easy FG and Ripkowski doesn't fumble, that game would have at least been a lot closer.

@gbrow1604 agreed. Packers played the falcons earlier that season, and it was a great back and forth shootout. Maybe it's me being biased, but I can't remember a more continuously snakebiten QB/team.

I remember the packers being down to a 4th string and practice squad players at corner by the end of that season. I know the Falcons would kill us.

He didnt even need luck. Just needed his team not to implode around him year after year. Bradys career on the other hand has played out like a movie script almost every year. The rams fumble it 3 possessions in a row in the second half vs the bucs. Or drew brees throwing 3 second half interceptions. Chris jones lining up offside on the play brady throws a game sealing interception. Or the tuck rule. Or the jaguars not imploding down the stretch. Or malcolm butler's game winning interception. When brady fails his team has almost always bailed him out

Thanks for saying this.....I've been saying it for years

Ngl that made me giggle

And when you boil it down the real difference between the two was they both averaged 27 points per playoff game; but, one of them played with a defense that allowed 20 points per game while other's defense allowed 26.

​@@bonesawisready684no the main difference is one showed up in the post season, the other one didn't

To be clear, none of Brady's Super Bowl runs featured them winning all their playoff games by more than 6 points. So, if he's playing with a defense that allows 6 points per game more than what he had, there's a very good chance he actually has 0 Super Bowl rings.

Excellent take on the situation. Reasonable, thoughtful… the polar opposite of what most fans are saying. Because your average NFL fan isn’t exactly good with “logic.”

I feel you brother. All the memories over the past years

You were 5 years old when Rodgers started his first game, you didn’t grow up watching Favre lmao

​@@josepht8746and at 5yo was skeptical of Rodgers 😂 Scientists do experiments on kids that age to see if skepticism is even in the brain yet. "Like this rock is soft" to see if they believe them lol the intricacies of draft, develop, mini camps, preseason, scouting reports....

You'll look back on your comment with embarrassment when you start shaving.

That was a catch

That's not true , they reload the WR core about every 3-4 years and get rid of there most expensive WR since Rodgers has been QB.

1996 wasn’t about Favre? Yes, the team was loaded and #1 in all three phases of the game but he was also league MVP.

RESPECT MY CAREER! God what a random and dumb hill to die on lol

I’m not the biggest Rodgers guy, but he beat Mike Vick’s Eagles, #1 seed Falcons with prime Matt Ryan, and prime Big Ben in that playoff run. Definitely caught a break vs the Bears but no doubt he’d best Cutler if he beat all those other superior QBs as well

Tub is the Mahomes of NFL YTers. He’s off to a Hall of Fame start, already looking like the potential goat. He hasn’t been around long enough to solidify his legacy, but he came off the bench & immediately became a superstar.

And now when he’s finally done in Green Bay the only team who wants him are the desperation and missery incarnate New York Jets, his childhood team starting and winning with the 2022 Mr Irrelevant. That’s fucking heartbreaking.

I think overall the colts are worse. Only 1 Super Bowl with Peyton Manning and they completely ruined luck. Also only 2 rings between Peyton and Unitas. At least the packers have 4 rings going back to Bart Starr.

@@ErikCB912 that is crazy they only mustered one. Especially when Roethlisberger got two over at Pittsburgh

@@MAVJ for the 2000s I agree that’s pretty astonishing, but I feel like in the 2010s Ben should have won at least one more with all the talent the Steelers had in the early-mid 2010s.

@ErikCB912 That's a good point. I forgot the Roethlisberger, Bell, and Brown team wasn't the one that won that second SB.

1st rd is high enough. Wherever it lands.

You saw what Russ and the Broncos did for the Seahawks last season and are hoping for a repeat, can't fault you for that lol.

@@mattboy5296 Subject is Rodgers ya clown

As a Seahawks fan who loved the Wilson era, his time last year in Denver was an utter joy to behold. He did Seattle one last favor which we are quite grateful for!

@@DeezNuts-sx9jd dude. Read the last line in the original comment about the high draft pick. You clowned yourself.

Well one can argue that because they got scared and sat their starters from that point, is why they lost against the Giants. All the dropped passes. The whole team played rusty. Its what people reflect on when anytime in the future if we can rest our players for the playoffs...we didn't.

it’s crazy to me eli manning has as many SB as the packers era favre and rodgers combined!

@@penguinsinorbit2034 Yeah its mind blowing lol

Looks like Rodgers groomed love to be an all time great also. He's probably gonna win a super bowl himself. If they can ever best 49ers

@@kenw2225 yup !

@@kenw2225 I think Love have what it take to finally beat the niners.

It's all Brady's fault. His career and sustained success is such a outlier historically that everyone just laments "why don't you win 2-3, look at Brady!" It's ridiculous

​@@jacobwilliams1223not realizing how rare of a perfect storm 2000's New England was

100% disagree. In general, winning a super bowl does achieve greatness. What is being argued is all time greatness. Dan Marino never won a super bowl and is considered an all time great.

And it's also dumb given how Football is the sport where your best player has the least impact on the outcome of a game by far

@@EZR725 I legit have read on YT comments where people were giving Brady credit for the 2020 Tampa Bay defense being great. Casual fans are just idiots.

As someone who's been a Packers fan since '08, I probably hate San Francisco more than any other team. That 2021-22 divisional game still kills me.

49ers fan. Love Rodgers. Like the Packers. Happy to see love play well too. Rodgers got the shaft by playing 49ers in half his playoff loses. He always had to play loaded 49ers teams in playoffs. His teams just didn't have the defense to help him vs them

he's so hot

Really feels like they never really addressed the defense. Just poor patchwork. Looking back, Rodgers would have produced with any receivers. Good o line and good d would have got him more sb. Similar to Brady career, great defense always kept him in games. Except when bellichek screwed Brady intentionally vs eagles. Funny he did that to Brady looking back.

The forbidden 28-3 reference.

The defense handed the Seattle 2014 NFC CG to Rodgers-the offense kicked field goals. Rodgers should have had the packers up by 20 when that onside kick happened.

He didn't have many bad games. He was rarely ever the reason for a playoff loss.

Mike McCarthy is the Doc Rivers of the NFL. A coach who can raise the floor of a team and got a ring in the ideal circumstances, but cannot rise above that on average and ends up squandering potential. That 2014 NFC title game was his own 3-1 series lead blown.

Crazy how the best receiver in the league for years wasn’t help

That would be because Aaron was such a prima dona you can't put a team around him due to his salary demands. Aaron is the reason the Packers couldn't sign a top receiver.

Rodgers also threw two picks and missed a wide open TD pass in that game

Another dumb, blind, and deaf Fraudgers fan who never blames Fraudgers for doing absolutely nothing in that second half but choking the game away while his defense got him 4 WHOLE INTS. Smh, idk who has less accountability, Fraudgers or his dumb fan base?

Lmao. speak for yourself and not a fanbase. He didn't burn bridges, only people who cant seperate politics from everyday interactions would feel this way. You sound like a liberal snowflake

wasn’t a td even if they called it a catch💀💀