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Aaron Rodgers
human
Ein sex anaa gendermale Edit
Ein country of citizenshipUnited States Edit
Name wey dem give amAaron Edit
Family nameRodgers Edit
Ein date of birth2 December 1983 Edit
Place dem born amChico Edit
SiblingJordan Rodgers Edit
Languages edey speak, rep anaa signEnglish Edit
Ein occupationAmerican football player Edit
Position dem play for team top / specialityquarterback Edit
Educate forPleasant Valley High School, University of California, Berkeley, Butte College Edit
Member give sports teamCalifornia Golden Bears football, Green Bay Packers, New York Jets, Pittsburgh Steelers Edit
SportAmerican football Edit
Sports discipline competed inAmerican football Edit
Drafted byGreen Bay Packers Edit
Sport number12 Edit
Award e receiveAssociated Press Athlete of the Year, Bert Bell Award, National Football League 2010s All-Decade Team, Super Bowl Most Valuable Player Award, National Football League Most Valuable Player Award Edit
Competition wonSuper Bowl XLV Edit

Aaron Charles Rodgers (born December 2, 1983) be an American professional football quarterback give de Pittsburgh Steelers of de National Football League (NFL). He play college football give de California Golden Bears, setting de school ein record for lowest single-season den career interception rates before he be selected by de Green Bay Packers insyd de first round of de 2005 NFL draft.[1][2] He be regarded as one of de greatest den most talented quarterbacks of all time.[3]

After backing up Brett Favre for de first three years of ein NFL career, Rodgers cam be de Packers dema starting quarterback insyd 2008. Insyd de 2010 season, he lead dem to a victory insyd Super Bowl XLV, earning de Super Bowl MVP. Na dem name am Associated Press Athlete of de Year insyd 2011,[4] wey na dem vote am league MVP by de Associated Press for de 2011, 2014, 2020, den 2021 NFL seasons. Rodgers be de fifth player to win NFL MVP insyd consecutive seasons, joining Peyton Manning, Favre, Joe Montana den Jim Brown. Rodgers lead de NFL six times insyd touchdown-to-interception ratio (2011, 2012, 2014, 2018, 2020, 2021);[5] six times insyd lowest passing interception percentage (2009, 2014, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021);[6] four times insyd passer rating (2011, 2012, 2020, 2021);[7] den four times insyd touchdown passing percentage (2011, 2012, 2020, 2021);[8] three times insyd total touchdowns (2011, 2016, 2020); twice insyd touchdown passes (2016, 2020)[9] den once insyd yards per attempt (2011) den completion percentage (2020).[10] Insyd 2023, na dem trade Rodgers to de New York Jets, wer he spend two seasons plus de team. Released by de Jets after de 2024 season, Rodgers sign plus de Steelers, whom he lead to a division title dat season.

Ranking first on de NFL ein all-time regular-season career passer rating list,[11] Rodgers be among de most efficient quarterbacks of all time. Apart from a regular-season career passer rating of over 100 (de first to ever have a career rating over 100), he sanso dey hold de best touchdown-to-interception ratio den de lowest passing interception percentage insyd NFL history while he sanso get de highest passer rating insyd NFL history thru out de entire 2010s decade. Insyd de postseason, he be second in both touchdown passes den touchdown-to-interception ratio, fourth insyd passing yards, den eighth insyd all-time passer rating. Insyd de regular season, he get de best touchdown-to-interception ratio insyd NFL history at 4.34,[12] he dey hold de league ein second lowest career interception percentage at 1.4 percent[13] den de highest single-season passer rating record of 122.5.[14] Rodgers sanso be a four-time winner of de Best NFL Player ESPY Award.

Early life

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Ba dem born Aaron Charles Rodgers on December 2, 1983, insyd Chico, California,[15] de son of Darla Leigh (née Pittman) den Edward Wesley Rodgers. Na ein poppie be a Texas-born chiropractor wey play football as an offensive lineman give de Chico State Wildcats from 1973 to 1976.[16][17] Rodgers be of English, Irish den German ancestry.[16] De family move go Ukiah, California, wer he attend Oak Manor Elementary School.[18] Edward Rodgers toss a football plus ein sons Luke, Aaron den Jordan Rodgers, wey he flow dem make dem no told drink den no party insyd college anaa dem go limit demaselves insyd sports like he do. Aaron take dis advice to heart.[17] At de age of ten, he be featured on de front page of de Ukiah Daily Journal for ein top performance at a local basketball free throw competition.[18]

Later, de family move go Beaverton, Oregon, wer Rodgers attend Vose Elementary School den Whitford Middle School, wey he play baseball insyd de Raleigh Hills Little League at shortstop, center field den pitcher.[19]

De Rodgers family return to Chico insyd 1997, wey Aaron attend Pleasant Valley High School, starting for two years at quarterback den garnering 4,421 passing yards.[20] He set single-game records of six touchdowns den 440 all-purpose yards. Rodgers set a single-season school record plus 2,466 total yards insyd 2001.[21] He graduate from Pleasant Valley High School insyd spring 2002, after scoring 1310 insyd de SAT den plus an A− average.[22][23][24]

College career

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Despite ein impressive high school record, Rodgers attract little interest from Division I programs.[25] Insyd a 2011 interview plus E:60, he attribute de relative lack of attention insyd de recruiting process to ein unimposing physical stature as a high school player at 5 ft 10 in (1.78 m) den 165 pounds (75 kg). Na Rodgers want to attend Florida State den play under head coach Bobby Bowden, buh na dem reject am.[26] Na he only be offered an opportunity to compete for a scholarship as a walk-on from University of Illinois.[27] He decline de invitation, wey na he consider quitting football to play baseball instead anaa giving up entirely on de idea of playing insyd professional sports den attending law school after completing ein undergraduate degree.[28]

He then be recruited to play football at Butte College insyd Oroville, a junior college about 15 miles (24 km) southeast of Chico.[29]

Butte

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2002 season

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Rodgers throw 26 touchdowns insyd ein freshman season at Butte,[30][31] leading de school to a 10–1 record, de NorCal Conference championship,[32] den a No. 2 national ranking. While der, na he be discovered by de California Golden Bears ein head coach Jeff Tedford, wey na he dey recruite Butte tight end Garrett Cross.[33] Na Tedford be surprised to learn say Rodgers no be recruited earlier. Secof Rodgers ein good high school scholastic record, he be eligible to transfer to de University of California, Berkeley after one year of junior college instead of de typical two.[34]

California

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2003 season

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As a junior college transfer, Rodgers get three years of eligibility at Cal. Na dem name am de starting quarterback insyd de fifth game of de 2003 season, beating de only team wey offer am a Division I opportunity out of high school, Illinois.[35] As a sophomore, he help lead de Golden Bears to a 7–3 record as a starter.[1][36]

Insyd ein second career start, Rodgers lead de team to a 21–7 halftime lead against #3 USC. Secof injury, na dem replace Rodgers insyd de second half by Reggie Robertson.[37][38] De Bears win insyd triple overtime, 34–31.[37][39] Rodgers pass for 394 yards wey na dem name am game MVP insyd de Insight Bowl against Virginia Tech.[40][41]

Insyd 2003, Rodgers tie de school season record for 300-yard games plus five wey he set a school record for de lowest percentage of passes dem intercept at 1.43%.[42]

2004 season

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As a junior, Rodgers lead Cal to a 10–1 record den top-five ranking at de end of de regular season, plus dema only loss a 23–17 loss at No. 1 USC.[43] Insyd dat game, Rodgers set a school record for consecutive passes dem plete plus 26 wey he tie an NCAA record plus 23 consecutive passes dem plete insyd one game.[44] Na he set a Cal single-game record for passing completion percentage of 85.3.[45][46] Rodgers dey hold de Cal career record for lowest percentage of passes dem intercept at 1.95 percent.[42] Rodgers ein performance set up de Golden Bears at first den goal plus 1:47 remaining den a chance for de game-winning touchdown. On de first play of USC ein goal line stand, Rodgers throw an incomplete pass. Na dis be followed by a second-down sack by Manuel Wright.[47] After a timeout den Rodgers ein incomplete pass on third down, USC stop Cal ein run play to win de game.[47] Rodgers comment say na e be "frustrating dat we no fi get de job done."[47] Overall, he fini de 2004 season plus 2,566 passing yards, 24 touchdowns, den eight interceptions. Ein 66.1% pass completion percentage lead de Pac-10.[48][49] He fini ninth insyd Heisman Trophy voting.[50]

After na dem pick Texas over Cal for a Rose Bowl berth, na dem award de fourth-ranked Bears a spot insyd de Holiday Bowl, wich dem loose to Texas Tech, 45–31.[51] After de season, Rodgers decide to forgo ein senior season to enter de 2005 NFL draft.[52]

Professional career

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2005 NFL draft

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Na Rodgers be expected to be selected early insyd de 2005 NFL draft as he post impressive numbers as a junior plus Cal, throwing for 2,320 yards plus a 67.5 completion rate insyd de regular season. He throw for 24 touchdowns den only eight interceptions insyd ein last college season, impressing chaw NFL scouts. Na dem comment say na he be a "talented strong-armed junior"[53] wey dey "combine arm strength, mechanics den delivery to make all de throws", buh dem note say ein stats fi be inflated secof playing insyd a quarterback-friendly system den dat he go need to adjust to de more elaborate defensive schemes of de NFL.[53]

Before de draft, na Rodgers be confident say he go be drafted to de San Francisco 49ers, de team he support den grow up near,[54] wey possess de No. 1 overall pick insyd de draft.[55] De 49ers, however, draft quarterback Alex Smith out of Utah instead, wey Rodgers slid all de way down to de 24th overall pick by de Green Bay Packers. Na Rodgers say he experience much angst den restlessness wen waiting to be selected several hours into de draft, as na he expect einself to be selected much sooner.[54] Rodgers ein slip to de 24th selection den de Packers choosing to pick Brett Favre ein future replacement cam be one of de biggest stories of de draft, though na he still be de second quarterback dem select. Na ein drop insyd de draft later be ranked number one on de NFL Network ein Top 10 Draft Day Moments.[56] Chaw teams wey dey draft between de second den 23rd positions get positional needs more pressing dan quarterback.[57][58]

Rodgers be one of six quarterbacks wey Jeff Tedford coach to be drafted insyd de first round of an NFL draft, joining Trent Dilfer, Akili Smith, David Carr, Joey Harrington den Kyle Boller.[59]

Green Bay Packers

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Backup years: 2005–2007

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Insyd August 2005, Rodgers agree to a reported five-year, $7.7 million deal wey include $5.4 million in guaranteed money wey e get de potential to pay am as much as $24.5 million if na dem meet all incentives den escalators.[60]

Rodgers spend ein rookie season as de Packers dema backup quarterback behind Brett Favre.[61] Na de Packers be 4–12 at dis point wey he receive ein first extended look insyd de opening preseason game against de San Diego Chargers after replacing Favre.[62] Insyd ein first NFL game, Rodgers plete two out of seven passes wey na dem sack am twice. He continue to struggle thru de preseason, before ending de preseason by converting two third downs den throwing a touchdown pass to tight end Ben Steele against de Tennessee Titans.[63] Once de regular season begin, Rodgers see very little action dat year. He play against de New Orleans Saints insyd de fourth quarter of a 52–3 victory, wey he plete ein first career pass to fullback Vonta Leach for 0 yards.[64] On December 19, 2005, Rodgers enter de game against de Baltimore Ravens at de end of de third quarter insyd a 48–3 loss.[64] He plete eight of 15 passes for 65 yards den an interception.[65]

After de Packers dema losing season, na dem fire den replace head coach Mike Sherman by Mike McCarthy.[66][67] Rodgers then be placed insyd McCarthy ein "Quarterback school" for six hours a day several times a week.[68] Dis focus on working on Rodgers ein motor skills such as hand-eye coordination, finger dexterity, den mechanics.[69] McCarthy sanso work on Rodgers ein release point, moving am from right beside de ear hole of ein helmet to further below am, to give am a smoother release.[70] Wen de 2006 preseason begin, Rodgers play as de backup insyd all four games; he plete 22 out 38 passes for 323 yards den three touchdowns.[64] Rodgers see very little action during de 2006 season, buh did step insyd briefly on October 2 against de Philadelphia Eagles wen Favre lef de game secof injury.[64] On November 19, 2006, Rodgers break ein left foot while playing against de New England Patriots insyd a 35–0 defeat at home, filling insyd for an injured Favre, wey Rodgers miss de remainder of de 2006 season.[68]

Following de team ein season-ending victory at Chicago, Favre announce say he go stay plus de Packers for de 2007 season, again postponing Rodgers ein hopes of becoming de Packers dema starting quarterback.[71] Prior to de 2007 season, rumors surface about a potential trade involving Rodgers insyd wich he go be traded to de Oakland Raiders for wide receiver Randy Moss.[72] However, Moss be traded to de Patriots during de second day of de 2007 NFL draft, wey Rodgers stay insyd Green Bay.[73]

Rodgers step in wen na Favre injure insyd de second quarter against de Dallas Cowboys on Thursday Night Football on November 29, 2007.[74] Rodgers plete 18 passes for 201 yards, plus no interceptions.[74] He sanso throw ein first touchdown pass buh na he be sacked three times.[74] Rodgers bring de team back from a 17-point deficit to a 3-point deficit, buh de Cowboys go on to win 37–27.[74]

2008: Transition to starter

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Rodgers going down de tunnel at Lambeau Field insyd 2008

Favre ein retirement announcement on March 4, 2008, open up de Packers dema starting quarterback position to Rodgers for de 2008 season. Although Favre decide to return from retirement, he be traded to de New York Jets, wich mean say Rodgers go cam be de starter.[75]

Rodgers quickly prove say na he be one of de best quarterbacks insyd de league by passing for 4,038 yards insyd ein first season as a starter as well as throwing for 28 touchdowns den only 13 interceptions. As of de 2025 season, dis still dey stand as de most interceptions he throw insyd a season.[76] Plus Rodgers making ein debut as a starter, de Packers beat de Minnesota Vikings 24–19 at Lambeau Field. Dis mark de first time since 1992 wey a quarterback oda dan Favre start a regular season game give de Packers. Rodgers end de game plus 178 yards passing den two touchdowns (one passing den one rushing).[77] Insyd just ein second NFL start de following week, na dem vote Rodgers de FedEx Air award winner after passing for 328 yards den three touchdowns insyd a win against de Lions.[78]

During de fourth week of de season, Rodgers ein streak of 157 consecutive pass attempts widout an interception end wen na he be intercepted by Derrick Brooks of de Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Na de streak be de third-longest insyd franchise history behind Bart Starr (294) den Brett Favre (163).[79] Rodgers suffer a severe shoulder sprain insyd de game buh he continue to start den play well insyd a win against de Seattle Seahawks two weeks later.[80] Despite early successes, Rodgers be unable to win a close game during de season despite seven opportunities to do so.[80][81]

On October 31, 2008, Rodgers sign a six-year, $65 million contract extension thru de 2014 season.[82][83] Insyd Rodgers ein first full season plus de team, de Packers fini plus a 6–10 record wey dem miss de playoffs.[84]

For de opening game of de 2009 season, Rodgers record ein first win insyd a comeback situation. Na de Packers dey trail at de beginning of de fourth quarter wen Rodgers plete a fifty-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Greg Jennings plus about a minute remaining insyd de game to contribute to de 21–15 victory over de Chicago Bears.[85]

Na dem name Rodgers NFC Offensive Player of de Month for October 2009, wen he pass for 988 yards, he plete 74.5 percent of ein passes, wey he record a passer rating over 110 for all three games he play during de month.[86]

After a 4–4 start to de season den a 38–28 loss to de previously winless Buccaneers,[87] de team begin to heat up. Rodgers lead de Packers to five straight wins, insyd wich he throw for a total of 1,324 yards, nine touchdowns, den two interceptions.[88] Rodgers den de Packers win two of dema last three games, finishing de second half of de season plus a 7–1 record den an overall 11–5 record; good enough to secure a wild card playoff berth wey dem clinch de fifth seed insyd de playoffs.[89][90]

De Packers set a new franchise record by scoring 461 total points (third insyd de league), breaking de previous record wey de 1996 Super Bowl team (456) hold.[91][92] Rodgers cam be de first quarterback insyd NFL history ever to throw for 4,000 yards insyd both of ein first two years as a starter.[93] He fini de season fourth insyd passing yards (4,434), touchdown passes (30), passer rating (103.2), den yards per attempt (8.2) as well as eighth insyd completion percentage (64.7%), while he sanso cam second among quarterbacks insyd rushing yards (316).[94] Ein passing yardage make am second all-time insyd Packers history, behind only Lynn Dickey ein all-time single-season record.[95] Na ein passer rating of 103.2 sanso be third-highest insyd team history at de time, behind only Bart Starr ein 105.0 rating insyd 1966 den 104.3 rating insyd 1968 (minimum 150 attempts).[96]

Rodgers insyd 2009, before a snap

Insyd de Wild Card Round, de Packers play de Arizona Cardinals, de same team wey na dem previously beat de week before, 33–7.[97] Rodgers den Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner put on a show wey dem later rank second on NFL Network ein Top 10 Quarterback Duels.[98] Na Rodgers ein first pass be intercepted by Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie.[99] Rodgers settle down after dat miscue, however, wey he fini de game completing 28 of 42 passes for 423 yards, plus four touchdown passes all insyd a second-half comeback. Ein 423 passing yards be de most by any quarterback insyd ein first playoff game as well as ein four touchdown passes den five total touchdowns.[100] Warner shred de Packers dema second-ranked defense, completing 29 of 33 passes for 379 yards, five touchdowns, no interceptions, den a passer rating of 154.1. Despite Rodgers ein offensive efforts, de Packers loose de game wen he fumble on a controversial play insyd overtime. Na dem return de ball by Karlos Dansby for de winning touchdown insyd de 51–45 Cardinals victory.[101] Na e be de highest scoring playoff game insyd NFL history.[102]

Secof ein regular season performance, Rodgers earn a trip to ein first Pro Bowl as de NFC ein third quarterback, behind Drew Brees den Brett Favre. However, after Favre drop out secof injury wey Brees replace am secof ein participation insyd Super Bowl XLIV, Rodgers cam be de NFC ein starter.[103]

2010: Super Bowl XLV season

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Insyd 2010, Rodgers lead de Packers to a 2–0 start, buh then dem loose three of dema next four games, wey dey include back-to-back overtime losses. De two overtime defeats bring Rodgers ein record insyd overtime games to 0–5.[104]

At midseason, Rodgers already throw nine interceptions dem compare to only throwing seven all of de previous season, wey na he be 16th insyd de league plus an 85.3 passer rating.[105] Over de remainder of de regular season, however, ein play improve as he throw 16 touchdowns to only two interceptions, he plete 71.4% of ein passes, wey he get a passer rating of 122.0.[106]

Insyd Week 13, insyd a 34–16 victory over de San Francisco 49ers, Rodgers get 298 passing yards den three touchdowns to earn ein first career NFC Offensive Player of de Week honor.[107][108] Insyd Week 14, he sustain ein second concussion of de season. Na dem put backup Matt Flynn into de game as Rodgers ein replacement. De Packers loose de game 7–3 to de Lions.[109] Against de Patriots, Rodgers miss de next week ein regular season start, ending ein streak of consecutive starts at 45, wich be tied for de second longest insyd team history.[110]

After dema road loss to de Patriots, de Packers find demaselves at 8–6 wey dem for win dema final two regular season games to qualify for de playoffs. Rodgers turn around de team ein performance; dem win dema final two regular season games, one of dem against de New York Giants, wer Rodgers plete 25 of 37 passes for 404 yards, plus four touchdown passes, den plus a passer rating of 139.9.[111] Na e be ein first regular season 400-yard passing game. For ein effort against de Giants, he earn ein second NFC Offensive Player of de Week honor for de 2010 season.[112] Insyd de next game, dem defeat de Bears by a score of 10–3 insyd de regular season finale.[113]

Na dem name Rodgers de FedEx Air NFL Player of de Year for ein passing performance insyd de 2010 season.[114]

Rodgers dey greet de fans insyd Lambeau Field during de 2010 season ein finale against de Bears

Plus a 10–6 record, de Packers enter de playoffs as a Wild Card den de No. 6 seed. Insyd de Wild Card Round, dem defeat de No. 3 seeded Eagles 21–16.[115] Insyd de Divisional Round, Rodgers plete 31 of 36 pass attempts for 366 yards den four touchdowns insyd a 48–21 blowout victory over de No. 1 seeded Atlanta Falcons.[116] Na e be de most points dem score insyd Packers postseason history.[117] During de contest, Rodgers tie an NFL record for consecutive playoff games plus at least three touchdown passes (3 games). Rodgers sanso set an NFL record by becoming de only quarterback to pass for ten touchdowns dem combine thru three consecutive playoff games. On January 23, 2011, Rodgers get a 55.4 passer rating as de Packers beat de No. 2 seed Chicago Bears 21–14 win insyd de NFC Championship.[118]

After winning de NFC Championship, de Packers earn a trip to Super Bowl XLV against de Pittsburgh Steelers. Insyd de game, Rodgers plete 24 of 39 pass attempts for 304 yards den three touchdowns insyd de 31–25 win, wey na dem name am Super Bowl MVP for ein performance.[119][120] Dis ultimately go be ein only Super Bowl appearance plus de Packers.

From ein playoff performance, Rodgers cam be only se third player insyd NFL history to pass for over 1,000 yards insyd a single postseason wey he sanso cam be one of only four quarterbacks to record over 300 yards passing, plus at least three touchdown passes, den no interceptions insyd a Super Bowl.[121] He fini plus 1,094 passing yards, nine touchdown passes, two rushing touchdowns, den two interceptions, while completing 68.2% of ein passes for a passer rating of 109.8.[122] From dis postseason, Rodgers sanso cam be de only player to pass for at least 900 yards den rush for at least two touchdowns insyd a single postseason.[123] Na dem rank am 11th by ein fellow players on de NFL Top 100 Players of 2011.[124]

2011: First MVP

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Rodgers dey drop back for a pass insyd 2011.

Secof de 2011 NFL lockout, de Packers den Rodgers no schedule unofficial off-season workouts, despite chaw teams doing so.[125] Rodgers den de Packers quickly quel any concerns over dema readiness by defeating de Saints, wey schedule off-season workouts, 42–34. He get 312 passing yards den three touchdowns to earn NFC Offensive Player of de Week.[126][127] After de game, Rodgers say insyd de press conference, "I was going to ask myself, what would have happened if we had offseason workouts? I mean, could we have started any faster and scored more points tonight?"[128]

Insyd Week 4, a 49–23 victory over de Denver Broncos, Rodgers get 408 passing yards, four touchdowns, den one interception wey he run for two touchdowns to earn anoda NFC Offensive Player of de Week honor.[129][130] Insyd Week 6, a 24–3 victory over de St. Louis Rams, Rodgers convert on a career-high 93-yard touchdown pass to Jordy Nelson.[131] Insyd Week 9, a 45–38 victory over de Chargers, he get 247 passing yards den four touchdowns to earn ein third NFC Offensive Player of de Week honor for de 2011 season.[132][133] Rodgers den de Packers get off to a 13–0 start insyd 2011, tying de NFC record for most consecutive wins to start a season, buh na dem be upset by de Kansas City Chiefs 19–14 insyd week 15, ending dema winning streak at 19 games, de second-longest winning streak insyd NFL history.[134][135]

Rodgers fini de season plus 4,643 passing yards, 45 touchdown passes, den six interceptions, good for a passer rating of 122.5, wich as of 2024 be de highest single-season passer rating insyd NFL history.[136] Ein passing yards, touchdown passes, den passer rating set single-season franchise records.[137] In addition to passer rating, Rodgers lead de league insyd touchdown to interception ratio (7.5, fourth-best all-time), touchdowns passing % (9.0%, second highest all-time), den yards per attempt (9.2, fourth-highest all-time since becoming an official stat insyd 1970), while finishing second insyd both touchdown passes (45, sixth-highest all-time) den completion percentage (68.3%), as well as fifth insyd passing yards. He earn NFC Offensive Player of de Month awards for September, October, den November, den FedEx Air Player of de Week six times (Weeks 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, den 13). Insyd week four, against de Denver Broncos, Rodgers cam be de only quarterback insyd NFL history to record over 400 passing yards plus four touchdown passes, while sanso dey rush for two touchdowns insyd de same game.[138] Na he de winner of de 2011 Galloping gobbler as MVP of de Thanksgiving game between de Packers den de Lions, a 27–15 Green Bay victory, wey he tie an NFL record for consecutive games plus at least two touchdown passes (13).

De Packers cam be de fifth team insyd NFL history to finish de regular season plus a 15–1 record.[139] Rodgers play insyd 15 of de 16 games, plus de only exception be Week 17 against de Lions, a game insyd wich Rodgers be rested after de club clinched home-field advantage for de playoffs de previous week. Insyd de game, Rodgers assist backup quarterback Matt Flynn insyd ein stellar 480-yard, six-touchdown performance by helping call some plays.[140] De Packers dema offense set franchise record for points scored insyd a season plus 560, wich as of 2016 be de third-most ever behind only de 2007 Patriots den 2013 Broncos.[141]

Rodgers set numerous NFL records insyd 2011. He record a passer rating of over 100.0 insyd thirteen games during de season, wey dey include twelve games in a row (both records), den a passer rating of 110.0 anaa higher insyd twelve games, wey dey include eleven in a row (sanso be records). Rodgers sanso win de league ein MVP award, receiving 48 of de 50 votes (de oda two dey go to Drew Brees). He sanso fini second, behind Brees, for de AP Offensive Player of de Year award.[142] Rodgers ein 2011 season later be ranked as de third greatest passing season of all time by ESPN insyd 2013, wey na he be regarded as de most efficient.[143]

Na de Packers be upset by de eventual Super Bowl champion New York Giants insyd de Divisional Round by de score of 37–20. De Packers dema receiving corps drop six passes insyd de loss wey Rodgers fini de game plus 264 passing yards, two touchdown passes, den an interception on ein last pass attempt.[144] De 2011 Packers cam be de only team insyd NFL history to go 15–1 wey dem no win a playoff game, as well as dem be de fourth consecutive team to win at least 15 games wey dem no win de Super Bowl.[145] Na dem name Rodgers to de Pro Bowl for ein 2011 season to go along plus a First-team All-Pro honor.[146][147] He be voted by ein fellow players as de best player insyd de league on de NFL Top 100 Players of 2012.[148]

Rodgers den de Packers start off de 2012 season plus a 30–22 loss to de 49ers.[149] Plus de loss, Rodgers loose ein bet plus de music group Boyz II Men, wey he for wear an Alex Smith jersey during de next week of practice.[150] Had de Packers win de game, Boyz II Men go sing de national anthem during dema next home game at Lambeau.[150]

Insyd Week 4, a 28–27 victory over de Saints, Rodgers get 319 passing yards, four touchdowns, den one interception to earn NFC Offensive Player of de Week.[151][152] Insyd Week 6, against de undefeated Houston Texans, he tie de franchise record by throwing six touchdown passes, insyd a 42–24 victory, to earn NFC Offensive Player of de Week.[153][154] De Texans allow only six total touchdown passes during de season up to dat point.[155] Dis spark a five-game winning streak wich Rodgers plete 65.7% of ein passes for 1,320 yards, 17 touchdowns, two interceptions, den a passer rating of 119.1.[156] During dat stretch, na dem name Rodgers NFC Offensive Player of de Month for October.[157] Insyd Week 15, Rodgers throw for 291 yards den three touchdowns to lead de Packers past de Bears, 21–13, making dem NFC North champions for de second consecutive year.[158] Insyd de season finale, despite Rodgers go 28 of 40 for 365 yards, four touchdowns, no interceptions den a passer rating of 131.8, de Packers loose 37–34 against de Vikings.[159] Dis end de Packers dema twelve-game winning streak against NFC North opponents.

De Packers fini plus an 11–5 record, first insyd de NFC North, wey dem clinch de #3-seed insyd de NFC playoffs.[160] Rodgers lead de league for de second straight year insyd passer rating (108.0) touchdowns passing % (7.1%), den touchdown-to-interception ratio (4.875), while finishing second insyd touchdown passes (39), third insyd completion percentage (67.2%), fifth insyd yards per attempt (7.78), den eighth insyd passing yards (4,295).[161]

Insyd de playoffs, de Packers defeat de Minnesota Vikings 24–10 insyd de Wild Card Round. Rodgers plete 23 of 33 passes to ten different players for 274 yards den a touchdown.[162] De 49ers beat dema 45–31 insyd de Divisional Round.[163] Rodgers plete 26 of 39 passes for 257 yards, two touchdowns, den an interception, while sanso dey rush for 28 yards, insyd de losing effort. He earn ein third career Pro Bowl nomination for ein performance insyd de 2012 season.[164] Na dem rank am sixth by ein peers on de NFL Top 100 Players of 2013.[165]

On April 26, 2013, de Packers den Rodgers agree to a 5-year, $110 million contract extension wey dey make am de highest paid player insyd NFL history.[166] De Packers begin dema 2013 season against de reigning NFC champions, de 49ers, de team wey sanso end dema playoff run de previous season. Rodgers go 21 for 37 insyd completions, 333 yards, three touchdowns den an interception insyd de 34–28 loss.[167] De following week, Rodgers get a career-high 480 passing yards to tie de franchise record insyd de 38–20 home-opener win against de Washington Redskins. He earn NFC Offensive Player of de Week for ein effort against de Redskins.[168][169] Ein 335 passing yards insyd de first half set a club record.[170] He sanso cam be de first quarterback since Y. A. Tittle insyd 1962 to throw for at least 480 yards, four touchdowns den no interceptions insyd a game.[171] De following week, Rodgers see ein NFL record of 41 consecutive games widout throwing multiple interceptions come to an end insyd a loss to de Cincinnati Bengals by de score of 34–30.[172][173]

After de loss to de Bengals, de Packers start rolling, winning dema next four games. Against de Ravens, de Packers loose two receivers: Randall Cobb den James Jones. Na Cobb be sidelined plus a broken leg den Jones plus a sprained PCL.[174] Against de Cleveland Browns, na dem cart tight end Jermichael Finley off de field plus a bruised spinal cord, leaving Rodgers widout three of ein top four offensive weapons.[175] De next week against de Vikings, Rodgers plete 24 of 29 passes insyd a 44–31 victory.[176]

At home against de Bears insyd Week 9, na Rodgers be sacked by Shea McClellin. He fracture ein left clavicle insyd de process, den de speculation for ein return dem range from a few weeks to an indefinite timetable wey cam be a weekly spectacle of whether anaa wen he fi be cleared to san play.[177][178][179] Before Rodgers break ein collarbone, de Packers win four straight games to climb to de top of de NFC North division plus a 5–2 record. Plus Rodgers injured den unable to play, de Packers go winless over de next five weeks to fall to 5–6–1 on de season.[180]

After rallying insyd December behind re-acquired backup quarterback Matt Flynn,[181] de Packers fight dema way back to a 7–7–1 record going into de final week of de season. On December 26, Packers head coach Mike McCarthy announce Rodgers go return den start insyd de season-finale showdown against de Chicago Bears at Soldier Field for de NFC North championship.[182] Returning from de injury, Rodgers throw for 318 yards, two touchdowns, den two interceptions insyd de regular season finale against de Bears.[183] Trailing 27–28 plus under a minute to go insyd de game den facing de third 4th down of de drive, a 4th & 8 from de 48-yard line, Rodgers connect plus Cobb, wey sanso dey return for ein first game since breaking ein leg insyd Week 6, for a 48-yard game-winning touchdown to clinch de NFC North den earn de right to host a home playoff game against de San Francisco 49ers as de fourth seed.[184] Rodgers win de 2013 GMC Never Say Never Award for de come-from-behind, division-winning touchdown pass. Rodgers fini fifth insyd de league insyd passer rating (104.9), completion percentage (66.6%), den yards per game (282) while he sanso fini second insyd yards per attempt (8.75).[185]

Rodgers san lead de Packers to de playoffs, dis time plus an 8–7–1 record wey na dem be up against de team wey eliminate dem last year insyd de Divisional Round of de playoffs, de 49ers.[186] De Packers loose to de 49ers for de fourth consecutive time, 23–20 on a last second field goal at Lambeau Field, insyd de Wild Card Round. Rodgers record only 177 yards passing, ein lowest insyd a playoff game, den one touchdown pass.[187] He sanso be ranked No. 11 by ein fellow players on de NFL Top 100 Players of 2014.[188]

2014: Second MVP

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Rodgers insyd 2014

De Packers dema 2014 regular season debut cam against de defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks—a game insyd wich dem go go on to loose 36–16.[189] Insyd Week 2, de team begin de game plus a 21–3 deficit against de Jets, bug dem cam back wey dem win 31–24.[190] De 18-point comeback mark de biggest comeback insyd Rodgers ein career.[191] Insyd de third week of de season, de Packers offense be shut down by de Lions dema defense, 19–7.[192] Na de Packers dema 7 points be de fewest points dem allow insyd a game Rodgers fini; na de 223 yards of total Packer offense be de lowest since Rodgers take over at quarterback den ein 162 passing yards sanso be a career low. For de third consecutive season, na de Packers be off to a 1–2 start. Insyd those three games, Rodgers throw five touchdowns den one interception combined, plus a passer rating of 95.1. Amid widespread concern, Rodgers telll de fans den de media, "R-E-L-A-X. Relax. We're going to be OK."[193]

After dema loss to de Lions, de Packers go on a four-game win streak, during wich, Rodgers throw 13 touchdowns plus no interceptions.[194] Insyd Week 4, a 38–17 victory over de Bears, he get 302 passing yards den four touchdowns to earn NFC Offensive Player of de Week.[195][196] Insyd Week 6, against de Miami Dolphins, Rodgers lead de Packers to a game-winning drive plus less dan two minutes remaining. He plete a 4th & 10 pass to wide receiver Jordy Nelson wey he mimick Dan Marino ein famous fake spike play by completing a pass to wide receiver Davante Adams to get to within four yards of de endzone later insyd de drive.[197] Rodgers then plete a touchdown pass to tight end Andrew Quarless to win de game 27–24.[198] Dis play go later win Rodgers de GMC Never Say Never Moment of de Year Award.[198] Insyd Week 7, a 38–17 victory over de Carolina Panthers, na he be 19-of-22 for 255 passing yards den three touchdowns to earn NFC Offensive Player of de Week.[199][200]

Insyd a Week 8 loss against de Saints, Rodgers fini 28 of 39 for 418 yards, plus one touchdown pass den two interceptions, ending ein 212 consecutive attempts widout an interception streak[201]—de second longest insyd team history. Insyd de game, Rodgers injure ein hamstring wich appear to get an effect on ein play for de remainder of de game.[202]

Rodgers handing de ball off to running back Eddie Lacy insyd 2014

Insyd Week 10, against de Chicago Bears, Rodgers cam be de second player insyd NFL history den de first since Daryle Lamonica insyd 1969 to throw six touchdown passes insyd de first half.[203] Rodgers fini 18 of 27 for 315 yards den six touchdowns despite only playing one drive insyd de second half to earn NFC Offensive Player of de Week.[204][205] Rodgers set multiple records during de game: most touchdown passes of 70 anaa more yards plus 16—breaking de record dem wey Brett Favre den Peyton Manning hold, most consecutive touchdown passes widout an interception at home—he sanso break de record wey Favre den Manning, wey he cam be de first quarterback to ever have 10 touchdown passes against de same team insyd a season.[204] De 55–14 victory tie de Packers dema 55–7 win vs. De Titans insyd 2009 for de most points wey a Rodgers-led offense score.

Insyd a Week 11 game against de 7–2 Eagles, Rodgers set a record for most consecutive attempts at home widout an interception, breaking Tom Brady ein record of 288 consecutive attempts.[206] Insyd de 53–20 victory, he fini dey go 22 of 36, plus 341 passing yards, three touchdown passes den no interceptions.[207]

De 8–3 Packers meet de 9–2 Patriots insyd Week 13, at Lambeau Field insyd na wat be Brady den Rodgers' first time playing against each oda as starters.[208] Rodgers fini dey go 24 of 38, plus 368 passing yards den two passing touchdowns insyd de 26–21 Packers victory.[209] For ein efforts insyd de month of November, he earn NFC Offensive Player of de Month.[210]

Rodgers suffer a calf injury insyd Week 16, against de Buccaneers, secof severe dehydration he endure from flu-like symptoms he suffer during de week.[211]

Insyd de Week 17 game against de Lions, Rodgers re-injure ein left calf while extending a play den throwing a touchdown pass to Randall Cobb, then na e help off de field, wey dem cart am off to de locker room. After missing a series, Rodgers re-enter de game plus de score dem tie 14–14. Despite he be less mobile plus de injury, Rodgers plete 13 of 15 passes for 129 yards den two scores against de league ein second-ranked defense. De Packers win 30–20, winning dema fourth straight NFC North title. Rodgers fini 17 of 22 for 226 yards, two touchdown passes, no interceptions, a 139.6 passer rating, den a rushing touchdown to earn ein fourth NFC Offensive Player of de Week honor for de 2014 season.[212][213]

De Packers secure de second seed insyd de NFC, rewarding dem plus a playoff bye den a week off wich help Rodgers rest den rehabilitate ein injured left calf.[214] Insyd de Divisional Round, na de Packers be scheduled to play de 13–4 Cowboys, wich mark de first time insyd NFL playoff history wen a team wich go undefeated at home (Packers) play against a team wich go undefeated away (Cowboys).[215] Rodgers help secure a 26–21 victory by finishing 24 of 35 for 316 yards, three touchdowns, no interceptions, den a 125.4 passer rating.[216]

De Packers then travel go Seattle to face de top-seeded Seahawks insyd a rematch of de regular season opener.[217] Insyd de NFC Championship Game, na de Packers dey lead 19–7 plus just over five minutes to go, buh na de home team ein offense finally wake up den, plus de assistance of a crucial Packers special teams gaffe on an onside kick, de Seahawks lead 22–19, plus 44 seconds remaining. Rodgers quickly drive downfield to set up a tying field goal, only to watch from de sidelines as de Seahawks win de coin toss insyd overtime wey he proceed to score de game-winning touchdown on dema first possession. Rodgers be 19-for-34 for 178 yards den a touchdown, plus two interceptions insyd de losing effort.[218]

Rodgers fini de regular season first insyd touchdown-to-interception ratio (7.6), lowest interception percentage (1.0%), second insyd passer rating (112.2), yards per attempt (8.4), den touchdown passing percentage (7.1%), third insyd touchdown passes (38), seventh insyd passing yards (4,381), den ninth insyd completion percentage (65.6%).[219] He set an NFL record for most consecutive pass attempts (512) at home widout an interception, den touchdown passes (41).

Na dem vote Rodgers de AP NFL Most Valuable Player for de 2014 season, receiving 31 votes,[220] wey dem name am NFC Offensive Player of de Year by de Kansas City Committee of 101[221] den Fed-Ex Air NFL Player of de Year.[222] He sanso be named to de AP All-Pro team as de first quarterback, receiving 44 votes while runner-up Tony Romo receive three.[223] Na dem name am to de Pro Bowl for de 2014 season.[224] Na dem rank am as de second best player insyd de league among ein fellow players on de NFL Top 100 Players of 2015.[225]

Insyd 2015, Rodgers get a down year by ein standards. He throw for a career low 3,821 yards insyd wich he play for at least 15 games, although he get 31 touchdowns to just eight interceptions.[226] Rodgers plete 60.7 of ein passes per, averaged only 6.7 yards per attempt wey he fini plus a passer rating of 92.7, all career lows. Na Pro Bowl wide receiver Jordy Nelson ein absence secof injury for de season be considered a contributing factor insyd Rodgers ein statistical drop dem compare to previous seasons.[227][228][229]

Insyd Week 3, a 38–28 victory over de Chiefs, Rodgers get 333 passing yards den five touchdowns to earn NFC Offensive Player of de Week.[230][231] During Week 9 against de Panthers, he fini plus 369 passing yards, four touchdowns, den one interception. De interception cam plus only 1:47 left insyd de fourth quarter, den following de interception, Rodgers express frustration by throwing down a Microsoft Surface tablet.[232] De Packers end up losing de game 29–37.[233]

On December 3, 2015, insyd a Week 13 match-up against de Lions, Rodgers throw a Hail Mary pass wey Richard Rodgers catch for 61 yards plus 0:00 left to beat de Lions 27–23, after dem extend de game secof a facemask penalty dem call on Detroit.[234] Na de play quickly be dubbed as "The Miracle in Motown."[235][236]

De Packers make de playoffs as de fifth seed insyd de NFC plus a 10–6 record.[237] Dem defeat de Redskins 35–18 on de road insyd de Wild Card Round of de playoffs. Rodgers fini de game plus 210 yards den two passing touchdowns.[238] Insyd de Divisional Round against de Cardinals, Rodgers throw a 41-yard Hail Mary touchdown pass to Jeff Janis as time expire to send de game into overtime. However, de Packers loos3 26–20 insyd overtime. Rodgers fini de game 24 for 44 for 261 yards plus two touchdowns den an interception.[239] Dem name am to ein fifth Pro Bowl wey na dem rank am as de sixth best player by ein peers on de NFL Top 100 Players of 2016.[240][241]

Rodgers insyd 2016

Thru out de first five games of de 2016 season, Rodgers ein struggles from de 2015 season appear to continue.[242] Thru those games, he plete 60.2% of ein passes, dem average 6.5 yards per attempt, wey he post a passer rating of 88.4—all of wich na be similar to ein 2015 numbers.[243] He sanso fumble five times, wey he loose two. Ein lackluster performance thru those games cause much speculation about de causes of ein problems.[244][242][245][246]

Rodgers ein uniform dem exhibit at de Pro Football Hall of Fame

Insyd a Week 7 Thursday Night Football game against de Bears, Rodgers rebound by recording a franchise record den career-high 39 completions, breaking Brett Favre ein previous record of 36 insyd 1993, sanso be against de Bears.[247] Rodgers record 326 passing yards for ein first 300-yard passing game since Week 10 of de 2015 season insyd de 26–10 win.[248] De following week against de Atlanta Falcons, Rodgers record a career regular season high of 60 rushing yards,[248] wey he fini plus four touchdown passes den a 125.5 passer rating.[249]

After a Week 11 loss to de Redskins—de Packers dema fourth in a row, putting dem at 4–6—Rodgers be optimistic about de remainder of de season, saying, "I feel like we fi run de table, I really do."[250] Despite widespread doubt over de likelihood of such a run,[251][252][253] de Packers go go on to finish de season plus six straight wins—as Rodgers say dem go fi.

Insyd a Week 12 Monday Night Football game Rodgers appeare to injure ein hamstring on a scrambling play against de Eagles.[254] After de play, Rodgers go into an injury tent on de sideline to get ein leg taped up.[254] Na Rodgers, however, no miss any snaps insyd de game wey he fini 30 out of 39 for 313 yards plus no sacks anaa interceptions.[255] Ein 300-yard performance be ein fourth of de season den de first wey de Eagles dema defense allow all season.[255] De Packers win, 27–13, snapping dema four-game losing streak.

Insyd a 38–10 victory over de Seahawks insyd a Week 14 game, Rodgers den de Packers continue dema recent offensive den defensive success.[256][257] Rodgers fini plus 246 passing yards, three touchdown passes den a 150.8 passer rating. De 150.8 passer rating be de best recorded against Seattle ein defense since head coach Pete Carroll take over insyd 2010.[256] Rodgers do dis despite suffering a calf injury early insyd de game.[256] Na dem name am NFC Offensive Player of de Week for ein performance against de Seahawks.[258]

On December 20, 2016, na Rodgers be selected to ein third consecutive Pro Bowl den ein sixth overall insyd ein career.[259]

During Week 16, Rodgers den Drew Brees tie de NFL record for most seasons plus at least 35 touchdown passes plus four—a record he share plus Peyton Manning den Tom Brady.[260][261] Insyd de game against de Vikings, Rodgers fini 28 of 38 for 347 yards, four touchdown passes den a rushing touchdown to earn NFC Offensive Player of de Week.[262][263] Ein 300-yard performance be de first allowed by de Vikings dema defense all season.[262] He sanso set Packer regular season records for most 4,000-yard passing seasons (6), most completions insyd a season (374), den—plus Jordy Nelson—most touchdowns by a quarterback/wide receiver combination plus (59).[262] Na dem name Rodgers NFC Offensive Player of de Month for December.[264]

Rodgers help lead de Packers to a NFC North title den a playoff berth insyd 2016.[265] De Packers defeat de Giants insyd de Wild Card Round. Rodgers plete 25 of 40 passes for 364 yards den four touchdowns insyd de victory. Dem defeat de #1-seed Cowboys insyd de Divisional Round. Plua de game tied at 31 plus only 18 seconds remaining plus de ball on dema own 32-yard line, Rodgers throw a 36-yard completion to tight end Jared Cook to put de Packers insyd Mason Crosby ein field goal range. Crosby convert de 51-yard attempt as time expire to win de game.[266] Overall, Rodgers plete 28 of 43 passes for 355 yards, two touchdowns den an interception insyd de victory.[267][268] De Packers loose to de Falcons insyd de NFC Championship insyd de final game at de Georgia Dome. Rodgers plete 27 of ein 45 passing attempts for 287 yards plus three touchdowns den an interception insyd de losing effort.[269]

Insyd 2016, Rodgers fini plus 401 completions den 610 attempts (both career highs), a 65.7% completion percentage, 4,428 passing yards, 40 touchdown passes, seven interceptions, a passer rating of 104.2, 369 rushing yards (career-high), den four rushing touchdowns.[270] Plus ein 40 touchdown passes, he lead de league insyd de statistic for de first time insyd ein career[271] wey he cam be one of only four quarterbacks to pass for at least 40 touchdowns insyd multiple seasons.[272] Rodgers sanso fini fourth insyd passing yards, completions, attempts, den passer rating.[273] Among quarterbacks, he fini third insyd rushing yards den fifth insyd rushing touchdowns.[274] Dem rank am sixth by ein peers on de NFL Top 100 Players of 2017.[275]

Insyd a Week 1 victory over de Seahawks, Rodgers get ein 50th career game plus at least 300 passing yards. He fini de game plus 311, buh ein streak of 251 consecutive passes widout an interception cam to an end wen defensive tackle Nazair Jones pick am off insyd de first quarter.[276] Insyd a Week 2 loss of 34–23 to de Falcons, he get 343 passing yards, two touchdowns, den an interception insyd de first game insyd de new Mercedes-Benz Stadium insyd Atlanta.[277] Insyd Week 5, down by 28–31 against de Cowboys plus less dan two minutes on de clock, Rodgers lead a nine-play, 75-yard touchdown drive insyd de 35–31 victory, earning am NFC Offensive Player of de Week.[278]

During Week 6 against de Vikings, na dem take Rodgers off de field by ein coaches den medical personnel after suffering a shoulder injury on a hit from Anthony Barr. Shortly thereafter, na dem reveal say Rodgers suffer a fractured right collarbone.[279][280] De next day, on October 16, na dem announce say Rodgers go get surgery on ein broken collarbone.[281] On October 19, he undergo surgery on ein collarbone, wey na he be officially placed on injured reserve de next day.[282][283] Na dem insert a total of 13 screws to stabilize ein collarbone.[284][285]

Rodgers return to practice on December 2, wey dey make am eligible to play insyd de upcoming Week 15 game.[286] On December 12, na dem announce say Rodgers be medically cleared by doctors wey he be set to start de next game against de Panthers.[287] He be officially activated on December 16.[288] As dem plan, Rodgers return insyd Week 15 against de Panthers, wer he fini plus 290 passing yards, three touchdowns, den three interceptions as de Packers loose 24–31.[289] However, on December 19, na dem place Rodgers back on injured reserve after de Packers be eliminated from playoff contention.[290][291][292] He be ranked No. 10 by ein fellow players on de NFL Top 100 Players of 2018.[293]

Rodgers dey throw a pass insyd 2018

On August 29, 2018, Rodgers sign a four-year extension plus de Packers worth $134 million featuring a $57.5 million signing bonus.[294][295]

During Sunday Night Football against de Bears insyd Week 1, Rodgers lef de game plus a knee injury buh he return insyd de third quarter. Down by 20 points, Rodgers fini plus 286 passing yards den three touchdowns, leading de Packers rally to a 24–23 win.[296] Despite a nagging knee injury, Rodgers get at least 40 pass attempts insyd each of de next three games. Insyd de last of these, he throw ein first interception insyd 150 attempts.[297] Insyd Week 5, Rodgers pass for 442 yards (de second-best of ein career) den three touchdowns, buh sanso two fumbles, insyd a 31–23 loss to de Lions.[298] Insyd de following game, a 33–30 victory over de 49ers, he get 425 passing yards den two passing touchdowns.[299]

Following de bye-week, despite a continuing knee injury,[300] Rodgers get ein third consecutive week plus a 100+ quarterback rating,[301] wich include 286 yards passing, no interceptions, den a go-ahead 40-yard touchdown pass to Marquez Valdes-Scantling insyd a 29–27 loss to de Los Angeles Rams.[302]

Insyd Week 14, against de Falcons, Rodgers set an NFL record by converting ein 359th consecutive pass widout an interception, breaking Tom Brady ein previous record.[303] Insyd Week 15, against de Chicago Bears, Rodgers throw for 274 yards den an interception insyd a 24–17 loss. Rodgers ein record streak widout an interception end plus 402 pass attempts after he be intercepted by free safety Eddie Jackson.[304] During Week 16 against de Jets, Rodgers fini plus 442 passing yards, two passing touchdowns, den two rushing touchdowns. Trailing at one point by 15 points, Rodgers den de Packers win 44–38 insyd overtime.[305] He match ein own feat of achieving at least 400 passing yards, two passing touchdowns, deb two rushing touchdowns insyd a single game. De only oda time insyd NFL history wey na e occur be wen Rodgers accomplish am insyd 2011 against de Denver Broncos.[306]

On December 18, 2018, na dem name Rodgers to ein seventh Pro Bowl.[307] He decline de appearance secof injury wey na he be replaced by Russell Wilson.[308]

Insyd de regular season finale against de Detroit Lions, Rodgers suffer a concussion early insyd de game wey he no go return.[309] Na den then send am to de hospital to test for concussion symptoms.[310] Secof na de Packers already be eliminated from playoff contention, Rodgers answer questions about whether he for be playing, for fear of injury, by saying: "That's just not the way I lead, and I'm super-competitive, and I want to be out there with the guys and I look forward to being out there."[310] Na dem later spot Rodgers at de Packers dema facility after de game.[310]

Rodgers fini de season plus 372 completions, 597 attempts, 4,442 passing yards, 25 passing touchdowns, two interceptions den a passer rating of 97.6.[311] In addition to setting de record for consecutive passes widout an interception during de season, Rodgers set NFL records for interception percentage for a season, plus only 0.335% of ein passes be intercepted, den for de amount of thrown away passes.[312][313] Na dem rank am eighth by ein fellow players on de NFL Top 100 Players of 2019.[314]

Rodgers insyd a game against de Washington Redskins

Rodgers start de 2019 season plus a new head coach insyd Matt LaFleur following de departure of Mike McCarthy.[315] De Packers offense rely less on Rodgers ein trademark passes den more on heavy formations den play-action throws to take advantage of running back Aaron Jones.[316]

Rodgers help lead de Packers to a 3–0 start plus victories over de Bears, Vikings, den Broncos.[317][318][319] Insyd Week 4, against de Eagles on Thursday Night Football, he get 422 passing yards den two passing touchdowns, buh he sanso throw de game-ending interception as de Packers be handed dema first loss of de season by a score of 34–27.[320] Insyd Week 7, against de Raiders, Rodgers post ein first-ever game plus a perfect passer rating of 158.3, de first quarterback insyd team history to do so.[321] He plete 25-of-31 passes for 429 yards den five touchdowns insyd de 42–24 victory.[322] Na dem name am de NFC Offensive Player of de Week for ein performance.[323] Insyd Week 17, against de Lions, Rodgers help lead de team to a 23–20 comeback win. As a result of de victory, de Packers secure a first round bye insyd de playoffs.[324] Rodgers fini de 2019 season plus 4,002 passing yards, 26 passing touchdowns, den four interceptions.[325]

Insyd de Divisional Round of de playoffs against de Seahawks, Rodgers plete 16 passes on 27 attempts wey he throw for 243 yards den two touchdowns during de 28–23 win.[326] Insyd de NFC Championship Game against de 49ers, Rodgers plete 31 passes on 39 attempts wey he throw for 326 yards den two touchdowns, buh he sanso throw two interceptions, wey dey include one to Richard Sherman insyd de final two minutes of de game as de Packers loose 37–20.[327] De loss mark Rodgers ein third consecutive NFC Championship loss (a streak wey go extend to four de following season).[328] Na dem rank am 16th by ein fellow players on de NFL Top 100 Players of 2020.[329]

2020: Third MVP

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Prior to a Week 5 bye, Rodgers help lead de Packers to a four-game winning streak to start de 2020 season.[330] That winning streak go end insyd Week 6 against de Buccaneers, insyd wich Rodgers throw for 160 yards den two interceptions, wey dey include a pick-six (de third of ein professional career), during de 38–10 loss.[331] After a 3–2 stretch give de team, Rodgers throw for 211 yards den four touchdowns insyd a 41–25 victory over de Bears insyd Week 12. During de game, he cam be de 11th player insyd NFL history to eclipse 50,000 career passing yards, achieving de milestone on a 39-yard touchdown pass to tight end Robert Tonyan midway thru de third quarter.[332] In Week 13 against de Eagles, Rodgers throw for 295 yards den three touchdowns during de 30–16 win. Rodgers ein third touchdown pass of de game be to wide receiver Davante Adams wey na e be ein 400th career touchdown pass.[333] Na dem name Rodgers de NFC Offensive Player of de Week for ein performance insyd Week 13.[334] On December 21, 2020, na dem select am for de 2021 Pro Bowl.[335] N dem name Rodgers de NFC Offensive Player of de Month for ein performance insyd December after passing for 15 touchdowns den one interception insyd five victories for de Packers.[336] Overall, Rodgers fini de 2020 regular season plus 4,299 passing yards, 48 passing touchdowns, den five interceptions. Ein passing touchdowns total set a new franchise record.[137] He get seven total games plus four passing touchdowns.[337] He lead de league insyd numerous statistical categories, wey dey include completion percentage, touchdown passes, den passer rating.[338] On January 8, 2021, he make de 2020 All-Pro Team first-team.[339] De Pro Football Writers of America name am de NFL MVP.[340]

De Packers fini plus a 13–3 record, dem win de NFC North, wey dem earn a first-round bye for de NFC playoffs.[341] Insyd de Divisional Round of de playoffs against de Rams, Rodgers throw for 296 yards den two touchdowns wey he sanso rush for anoda touchdown during de 32–18 win.[342] Insyd de NFC Championship against de Buccaneers, Rodgers throw for 346 yards den three touchdowns, buh he sanso throw an interception wey na he be sacked five times while he be constantly pressured during de 31–26 loss.[343][344][345] Rodgers fall to 1–4 insyd conference championship games, becoming de first quarterback insyd NFL history to loose four in a row.[343][345][346] After de season, he win de AP Most Valuable Player Award[347] as well as de FedEx Air Player of de Year.[348] Na dem rank am 3rd by ein fellow players on de NFL Top 100 Players of 2021.[349]

2021: Fourth MVP

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Rodgers insyd 2021

Rodgers ein 2021 season get a rough start, as he plete 15 of 28 passes for 133 yards den two interceptions as Green Bay loose 38–3 to de Saints at TIAA Bank Field.[350] Na dem pull am insyd de fourth quarter for Jordan Love as na ein chance of a comeback be all buh eliminated.[351] However, Rodgers dem de Packers recover, going on a seven-game winning streak following de loss to New Orleans.[352]

Insyd Week 6, Rodgers seal a 24–14 victory against de Bears plus a six-yard touchdown run with 4:34 to go insyd de fourth quarter. During ein celebration, he yell at de Chicago crowd, "All my f***ing life I own you! I still own you!"[353] Na de utterance be heavily discussed insyd ein aftermath, den two months later- wen Rodgers play de second game against Chicago- he state say na he get no regrets for making de comment.[354]

Following a positive test for COVID-19, na dem place Rodgers on de COVID-19 reserve list on November 3.[355] He miss 10 days per de league ein COVID-19 policies for unvaccinated players, wey dey include a game against de Chiefs.[356] Despite answering "Yeah, I'm immunized" wen dem biz am during de preseason if na he be vaccinated against COVID-19, na he no actually receive a vaccination. Instead, he receive homeopathic treatment from ein personal doctor. While unvaccinated, he commit multiple violations of NFL COVID-19 protocols for unvaccinated players, wey dey include attending parties plus teammates while he no dey use PPE den dey appear unmasked at multiple postgame press conferences.[357][358][359][360][361] After a review, na dem fine am $14,650 for violations of de agreed protocols wey na ein team be fined $300,000.[362][363]

Na Rodgers be activated off de reserve/COVID-19 list on November 13, wey he return to play de next day against de Seahawks, a game de Packers win 17–0.[364] Insyd Week 15, Rodgers throw for 268 yards den three touchdowns insyd a 31–30 win over de Ravens, wich clinch de NFC North title give de Packers for a third consecutive season wey e earn am NFC Offensive Player of de Week honors.[365] On December 23, 2021, na dem name Rodgers to ein tenth Pro Bowl.[366]

Insyd a Week 16 victory over de Browns, Rodgers throw ein 443rd career touchdown pass, passing Brett Favre for de most all-time career touchdown passes insyd Packers history.[367] For ein play insyd de month of December, Rodgers earn NFC Offensive Player of de Month honors.[368] He fini de 2021 season plus 4,115 passing yards, 37 touchdowns, den four interceptions.[369] On January 14, 2022, Rodgers earn ein fourth career first-team All-Pro selection.[370]

Insyd de Divisional Round against de 49ers, Rodgers throw for 225 yards, buh a poor performance by de special teams unit haunt de Packers, dem loose 13–10. Na e be Rodgers ein fourth loss insyd as many games to de 49ers insyd de postseason den Rodgers ein second home divisional loss.[55] He sanso fail to notice a wide–open Allen Lazard (den Equanimeous St. Brown) on ein last throw of de game, instead targeting Davante Adams insyd double coverage for a Hail Mary attempt.[371] After de season, Rodgers win de AP NFL Most Valuable Player Award for de second consecutive season den de fourth time overall.[372] Rodgers cam be de fifth player to win consecutive MVPs den first since Peyton Manning between 2008 den 2009.[373] Rodgers join Manning as de only players insyd NFL history to win at least four MVPs.[374] Na dem rank am third by ein fellow players on de NFL Top 100 Players of 2022.[375]

Rodgers insyd 2022
Rodgers dey play against de Washington Commanders insyd 2022

On March 8, Rodgers confirm say he go return den play give de Packers for de 2022 season after speculations dat Rodgers go fi retire anaa demand a trade to anoda team.[376] Na der be reports say Rodgers den de Packers agree to terms on a 4-year, $200 million contract extension wey go make am de highest-paid player insyd NFL history, buh Rodgers deny those reports on Twitter, wey he state say de numbers on de proposed contract be inaccurate, den dat he be yet to sign such a contract. He confirm, however, say he go return to play ein 18th NFL season plus de Packers.[377]

On March 16, he officially sign ein contract extension. Na de final terms of de contract be a 3-year contract (wich replace de final year of ein existing contract) worth $150.8 million, plus $101.5 million guaranteed. De new contract make am de highest paid player insyd North American sports history on an annual basis, surpassing de NBA ein Damian Lillard ein $49 million per annum contract.[378]

Insyd de season opener against de Vikings, Rodgers throw for 195 yards den an interception insyd de 23–7 loss.[379][380] Insyd Week 4 against de Patriots, Rodgers throw for 251 yards den two touchdowns, buh he sanso throw ein fourth career pick-six to Jack Jones insyd de 27–24 overtime win.[381] Insyd Week 5 at London, Rodgers throw for 222 yards den two touchdowns insyd an upset loss against de Giants.[382] Insyd Week 8 against de Buffalo Bills on Sunday Night Football, Rodgers throw for 203 yards, two touchdowns den one interception as de Packers loose dema fourth consecutive game insyd de 27–17 defeat.[383] De next week against de Lions, Rodgers throw for 291 yards, a touchdown, den three interceptions insyd de 15–9 loss. Na e be de first time since Week 15 of de 2017 season wey Rodgers throw three interceptions insyd a game.[384] Rodgers bounce back de following week against de Cowboys, completing 14-of-20 passes for 224 yards den three touchdowns insyd 31–28 overtime victory.[385][386] Following a Week 11 loss to de Titans, Rodgers confirm na he dey play plus a broken thumb on ein throwing hand he suffer insyd Week 5.[387][388] A Week 12 loss to de Eagles lef de Packers plus a 4–8 record, buh na de team rally off four consecutive wins to get to 8–8 before de regular season finale.[389] De Packers fini plus an 8–9 record wey he miss de postseason following a Week 18 loss to de Detroit Lions insyd a win-and-in scenario for Green Bay.[390][391] After de game, Rodgers put ein arm around long-time teammate Cobb, wey he look solemnly around Lambeau Field before de two walked down de tunnel togeda. Sam suspected say dis indicate say Rodgers play ein last game give de Packers.[392]

Rodgers fini de 2022 season plus 3,695 passing yards, 26 touchdowns, den 12 interceptions, wich mark de most for Rodgers insyd a single season since 2008.[393][394] Na dem rank am 51st by ein fellow players on de NFL Top 100 Players of 2023.[395]

New York Jets

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2023: Achilles injury

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Rodgers (white, #8) dey take a snap against de Bills, shortly before ein injury.

On April 26, 2023, Rodgers be traded to de Jets, along plus de Packers dema first den fifth-round selections insyd de 2023 NFL draft, in exchange for de Jets dema first, second (via Cleveland) den sixth-round selections insyd de 2023 draft den a conditional second-round selection (wich na go convert to a first if Rodgers play 65% of de offensive snaps insyd 2023, buh na e it no happen) insyd de 2024 NFL draft.[396] De move echo de career path of ein predecessor Brett Favre, wey similarly spend over fifteen years as quarterback of de Packers before he be traded to de Jets.[397] Although Joe Namath grant Rodgers permission to wear ein retired No. 12 jersey, Rodgers announce say he go return to wearing de No. 8 jersey, wich na he wear thru out ein college career plus de California Golden Bears.[398] On July 26, 2023, Rodgers take a pay cut wey he agree to a rework contract plus de Jets.[399]

Making ein Jets debut insyd Week 1 on Monday Night Football against de Bills at MetLife Stadium, Rodgers injure ein left ankle on just ein fourth offensive snap after he be sacked by Bills dema defensive end Leonard Floyd. Na dem help Rodgers off de field wey dem later cart am to de locker room for further evaluation.[400] Rodgers ein backup Zach Wilson go on to lead de Jets to a 22–16 win insyd overtime.[401] De next day, na dem diagnose Rodgers plus an Achilles tendon rupture wey na dem later place am on injured reserve.[402][403] Rodgers undergo surgery on September 13, plus Dr. Neal ElAttrache placing an internal brace insyd ein left Achilles plus de goal of a mid-January return at de earliest.[404] On November 29, de New York Jets open de 21-day practice window for Rodgers. Limited insyd practice, na Rodgers be cleared for functional activity buh no contact.[405] He be activated off injured reserve on December 20, buh de Jets announce he no go san play dis season after dema Week 15 loss to de Dolphins dem mathematically eliminate dem from playoff contention.[406][407] Despite missing most of de season, he be ranked 92nd by ein fellow players on de NFL Top 100 Players of 2024.[408]

Rodgers dey play against de Tennessee Titans at Nissan Stadium insyd 2024

After playing just four offensive snaps insyd ein first season plus de Jets secof an Achilles injury, Rodgers make ein return on Monday Night Football insyd Week 1 to kick off de 2024 campaign. Insyd ein highly anticipated return, Rodgers plete 13 of 21 passes for 167 yards, one touchdown den one interception insyd a 32–19 loss to de defending NFC champion San Francisco 49ers.[409] Insyd de Jets dema home opener against de New England Patriots, Rodgers plete 27 of 35 passes for 281 yards den two touchdowns as de Jets cruise to a 24–3 victory.[410] Insyd Week 5 insyd London, Rodgers cam be de ninth quarterback insyd NFL history to reach 60,000 passing yards buh he tie ein career-high plus three interceptions, wey dey include a game-sealing pick plus under a minute left as de Jets loose 23–17 to de Vikings.[411] Jets head coach Robert Saleh unexpectedly be fired after de London loss, plus sam analysts dey perceive say na he no get along plus Rodgers.[412] Wen dem biz am about am on The Pat McAfee Show, de quarterback firmly deny accusations say he get a role insyd Saleh ein termination.[413]

Insyd Week 6, de Jets dema first game after Saleh ein termination, Rodgers throw for 294 yards den two touchdowns, wey dey include a 52-yard Hail Mary pass to Allen Lazard to close out de first half, ein fourth career such pass completion.[414] However, anoda interception on de Jets dema final drive doomed dem as dem loose 23–20 to de Buffalo Bills.[415] Following de loss, se Jets trade for Davante Adams, plus whom Rodgers previously combine for over 600 receptions den 68 touchdowns during dema eight seasons togeda insyd Green Bay.[416] However, de Jets continue to struggle, as Rodgers throw two interceptions wey he lead de offense to zero points insyd de second half of dema Week 7 matchup against de Steelers, losing dema fourth consecutive game.[417] After a loss to de Patriots, Rodgers help de Jets snap dema five-game losing streak insyd Week 9 against de Houston Texans, throwing for 179 yards den three touchdowns insyd de second half after he be shutout insyd de first half as de Jets win 21–13.[418]

Insyd Week 11 against de Colts, Rodgers throw two touchdowns wey he lead de Jets to a season-high insyd points, buh na dem fall short insyd a 28–27 loss, dropping to 3–7.[419] During dema bye week, na dem reveal say na Rodgers dey play thru hamstring, knee, den ankle injuries buh na he refuse to get scans done in fear of how severe dem go be.[420] Despite dis, he remain de starter following de bye week.[421] Entering Week 14, Rodgers hold an NFL-record 34-game drought widout a 300-yard passing performance, wich he break on December 8 against de Dolphins.[422] Despite recording ein first 300-yard game insyd three years, de Jets fall 32–26 insyd overtime, eliminating dem from playoff contention.[423] On January 5, 2025, Rodgers plete ein 500th touchdown pass to Tyler Conklin at MetLife Stadium against de Dolphins, becoming de fifth quarterback insyd NFL history plus 500 touchdown passes.[424] He fini de final game of de season plus 274 yards, a season-high four touchdowns, den an interception as de Jets win 32–20, finishing plus a record of 5–12.[425] He fini de 2024 season plus 3,897 yards, 28 touchdowns, den 11 interceptions.[426]

On February 13, 2025, na de Jets announce dema intention to part ways plus Rodgers after two seasons.[427] Na Rodgers be released as a post-June 1 designation, allowing de Jets to split ein salary cap charges ($49 million) over two years. De Jets therefore keep am on de roster til March 12, de start of de 2025 NFL year, wen na dem officially released am.[428]

Pittsburgh Steelers

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Rodgers (middle) at Steelers training camp insyd 2025

On June 6, 2025, de Pittsburgh Steelers agree to terms plus Rodgers on a one-year deal.[429] De following day, he officially sign ein one-year, $13.65 million contract, wich dey include $10 million guaranteed wey fi be worth up to $19.5 million plus incentives.[430] De team subsequently announce say Rodgers go continue to wear ein number 8 from Cal den de Jets, since ein number 12 plus de Packers unofficially be retired for Terry Bradshaw; neither de Steelers nor Bradshaw sign off on allowing Rodgers to wear number 12.[431]

Na Rodgers ein months-long courtship den subsequent signing be met plus mixed to negative reaction among Steeler fans as well as ex-Steelers Bradshaw den Ryan Clark secof ein polarizing attitude,[432][433][434] wey sam fans feeling like he no fit Western Pennsylvania dema traditional blue collar base.[435] Sam speculate say Rodgers fi be swayed to sign plus de Steelers by ein friendship plus former Indianapolis Colts punter den Pittsburgh-area native Pat McAfee.[436] On June 23, 2025, Rodgers flow McAfee on ein show say he go likely retire after de 2025 season.[437]

On September 7, Rodgers make ein Steelers debut against ein former team, de New York Jets. During ein first outing plus Pittsburgh, he plete 22 of 30 pass attempts for 244 yards den four touchdowns while committing no turnovers. De game end plus a 34–32 Steelers victory.[438] Later dat month, Rodgers surpasse Brett Favre, ein former Packers teammate, insyd career touchdown passes wen he throw a scoring pass to D.K. Metcalf insyd a win over de New England Patriots. Dis move Rodgers into fourth place for most career touchdown passes (509), only behind Peyton Manning, Drew Brees den Tom Brady.[439]

During de second quarter of de Steelers dema Week 11 victory over de Cincinnati Bengals, Rodgers suffer a small fracture insyd ein left wrist.[440] De injury prevent am from playing de following game against de Bears, wich Mason Rudolph start insyd ein place.[441] Rodgers return for Week 13 insyd Buffalo.[442]

Rodgers lead de Steelers to an AFC North title den a playoff berth following a Week 18 win over de Baltimore Ravens.[443] He fini de 2025 season throwing for 3,322 yards, 24 touchdowns, den seven interceptions, den rushing for a touchdown.[444]

Insyd de Steelers dema playoff loss to de Houston Texans, Rodgers play poorly, completing 17 passes out of 33 attempts for 146 yards, getting sacked 4 times for 36 yards, den throwing a pick-six.[445] Rodgers sanso fumble on one of de sacks, wich dem return for a Texans touchdown.[446]

Rodgers plus Mike McCarthy during training camp insyd 2026

On May 16, 2026, Rodgers return to de Steelers for ein 22nd season, signing a one-year deal worth up to $25 million.[447] De signing reunite am plus head coach Mike McCarthy.[448] Rodgers later announce say de 2026 season go be ein final season insyd de NFL.[449]

Career statistics

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Legend
AP NFL MVP
Super Bowl MVP
Won the Super Bowl
NFL record
Led the league
Bold Career best

Regular season

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Regular season
Year Team Games Passing Rushing Sacked Fumbles
GPGSRecordCmpAttPctYdsY/ALngTDIntTD%Int%RtgAttYdsY/ALngTDSckSckYFumLost
2005GB 3091656.3654.116010.06.339.8273.58032822
2006GB 2061540.0463.116000.00.048.22115.56031811
2007GB 20202871.42187.843103.60.0106.07294.113032400
2008GB 16166–1034153663.64,0387.57128135.22.493.8562073.721434231103
2009GB 161611–535054164.74,4348.2833075.51.3103.2583165.435550306104
2010GB 151510–531247565.73,9228.38628115.92.3101.2643565.62743119341
2011GB 151514–134350268.34,6439.2934569.01.2122.5602574.32533621940
2012GB 161611–537155267.24,2957.8733987.11.4108.0542594.82725129354
2013GB 996–319329066.62,5368.7831765.92.1104.9301204.01802111740
2014GB 161612–434152065.64,3818.4803857.30.9112.2432696.319228174102
2015GB 161610–634757260.73,8216.7653185.41.492.7583445.91814631484
2016GB 161610–640161065.74,4287.3664076.61.1104.2673695.52343524684
2017GB 774–315423864.71,6757.0721666.72.597.2241265.31802216811
2018GB 16166–9–137259762.34,4427.4752524.20.397.6432696.32324935363
2019GB 161613–335356962.04,0027.0742644.60.795.4461834.01713628444
2020GB 161613–337252670.74,2998.2784859.10.9121.5381493.91432018242
2021GB 161613–336653168.94,1157.7753747.00.8111.9331013.11833018830
2022GB 17178–935054264.63,6956.85826124.82.291.134942.81813225884
2023NYJ 111–0010.000.00000.00.039.6000011000
2024NYJ 17175–1236858463.03,8976.77128114.81.990.5221074.91804030252
2025PIT 161610–632749865.73,3226.7802474.81.494.821612.92012918041
Career[450]264257163–93–15,6968,74365.166,2747.6935271236.01.4102.27623,6344.835366004,08810142

Postseason

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Postseason
Year Team Games Passing Rushing Sacked Fumbles
GPGSRecordCmpAttPctYdsY/ALngTDIntTD%Int%RtgAttYdsY/ALngTDSckSckYFumLost
2007GB 1000000000000000
2009GB 110–1284266.742310.144419.52.4121.43134.313151911
2010GB 444–09013268.21,0948.338926.81.5109.814543.925285321
2011GB 110–1264656.52645.721214.32.278.57669.416042311
2012GB 221–1497268.15317.444314.21.497.65408.017043310
2013GB 110–1172665.41776.826103.80.097.82115.59042010
2014GB 221–1436962.34947.246425.82.991.1482.012032621
2015GB 221–1458056.34715.960415.01.384.93206.719021500
2016GB 332–18012862.51,0047.842927.01.6103.88627.8280107900
2019GB 221–1476671.25698.665426.13.0104.96142.314053831
2020GB 221–1568466.76427.658516.01.2104.44−3−0.81153200
2021GB 110–1202969.02257.875000.00.091.9000052910
2025PIT 110–1173351.51464.425010.03.050.8000043621
Career[451]232211–1151880764.26,0407.57545145.61.798.1562855.128459403146

College

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College statistics
Year Team Games Passing Rushing
GPGSRecordCmpAttPctYdsAvgTDIntRateAttYdsAvgTD
2002Butte 111110–116426561.92,4089.1284170.11012942.97
2003California 13107–321534961.62,9038.3195146.6862102.45
2004California 121210–220931666.12,5668.1248154.4741261.73
FBS career[452]252217–542466563.85,4698.24313150.31603362.18

Career highlights

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Awards den honors

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NFL
NCAA
NBA
Media
State/Local
  • De Wisconsin Legislature approve a proposal wey declare December 12, 2012 (stylized as 12/12/12) "Aaron Rodgers Day" in honor of Rodgers, wey ein jersey number plus de Packers be 12.[473][474]
Golf
  • 2023 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro Am winner[475]

Records

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NFL records

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Career
  • Career passer rating (minimum 1,500 attempts): 102.5
  • Career TD–INT ratio (minimum 1,500 attempts): 4.4–1
  • Consecutive attempts without an interception (402)[476]
  • Fastest to 400 passing touchdowns (193 games)[477]
  • Career sacks taken: 600[478][479]
Single season den games
  • Passer rating insyd a season: 122.5 (2011)[480][481]
  • Lowest interception percentage insyd a season: 0.3 (2018)[312]
  • Consecutive games plus a passer rating over 100.0 insyd a season: 12 (2011)[482]
  • Consecutive games plus a passer rating over 110.0 insyd a season: 11 (2011)[483]

Green Bay Packers records

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  • Most passing touchdowns (475)[484]
  • Career completion percentage (65.3)[484]

Touchdown celebration

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Since becoming an NFL starter insyd 2008, Rodgers cam be known for ein unique touchdown celebration, wich he den ein teammates dub de "Championship Belt." After a scoring play, Rodgers dey celebrate by making a motion as if he dey put an invisible championship belt on around ein waist.[485][486] Teammate Greg Jennings say of de celebration: "It's just something fun that he does. We get excited when we see it cause we know that he's made a play or we've made a play as offense."[487] De gesture draw de praise of WWE wrestler Triple H wey e cam be common for Green Bay fans to mimic during games.[488] Na he sanso celebrate by doing de shoryuken, a jumping uppercut move from de Street Fighter series.[489]

Alternative medicine advocacy

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Rodgers be vocal about ein use of alternative medicine,[490][491] wey he be a proponent of de legalization of psychedelic drugs.[492] He reveal insyd 2022 say na he previously make offseason trips to Peru, wer he consume ayahuasca.[493]

Views on COVID-19

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Rodgers be one of de most prominent American athletes to choose he no go get vaccinated against de COVID-19 virus,[494] wey na he be critical of de NFL dema health den safety protocols during de COVID-19 pandemic.[495] Ein stances on de COVID-19 vaccine be criticized by scientists, health officials, den sam former players den commentators, secof concerns say na Rodgers dey spread vaccine misinformation wey he dey potentially risk de health of ein teammates.[496]

During de NFL season, Rodgers frequently appear on The Pat McAfee Show.[497] One such interview insyd 2021 make headlines after Rodgers make several false den misleading statements about COVID-19,[498][499] wey dey imply say na unvaccinated people no be de group most affected by de pandemic den dat ivermectin be beneficial for people plus COVID-19.[494][500][501][502] Dese den similar claims lead sam reporters to describe Rodgers as a conspiracy theorist.[498][503]

Political den social commentary

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Rodgers voice support give Robert F. Kennedy Jr. den ein presidential campaign of 2024.[504] Kennedy reportedly include Rodgers on ein "short list" of possible vice presidential running mates, along plus odas, wey dey include Jesse Ventura den Nicole Shanahan.[505][506]

On Adam Breneman ein podcast insyd 2022, former Packers backup quarterback DeShone Kizer talk say Rodgers express interest insyd 9/11 conspiracy theories at one of de first meetings between de two quarterbacks. Kizer describe dema discussion of conspiracy theories as "a real thought experiment".[507][508] Rodgers sanso promote de Tartarian architecture conspiracy theory.[509]

Insyd a January 2024 appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, Rodgers, widout evidence, imply say na comedian Jimmy Kimmel be an acquaintance of disgraced financier den sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, den dat Kimmel ein name go possibly appear in soon to be released court documents listing Epstein ein associates.[510] Kimmel deny de allegations den threatened to sue Rodgers for defamation if he repeat de claim.[511] Insyd a follow-up appearance on McAfee ein show de following week, Rodgers state say: "I'm glad that Jimmy is not on the list. I really am. I don't think he's the P-word [pedophile]."[512]

During a February 2024 appearance on de conspiracy-focused Look Into It podcast wey Eddie Bravo host, Rodgers espouse numerous conspiracy theories on medicine, immigration, den John F. Kennedy.[513] Na ein claims include say na dem create AIDS den COVID by de government for de sake of pharmaceutical industry profits (sanso spy discredited HIV/AIDS origins theories den Operation Denver).[514]

Insyd 2024, CNN reporter Pamela Brown report say na Rodgers insyd 2013 share false conspiracy theories about de Sandy Hook massacre, wey dey claim say na de attack be an "inside job" perpetrated by de government. Na CNN simultaneously report an allegation by an anonymous source say na Rodgers for several years prior say "Sandy Hook never happened....All those children never existed. They were all actors."[515] In response, Rodgers say, "I am not and have never been of the opinion that the events did not take place" but did not say whether he had ever believed the Sandy Hook massacre was an "inside job."[504]

Personal life

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Family den relationships

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Rodgers get two bros; de younger, Jordan, play quarterback at Vanderbilt University wey he get a brief NFL career plus de Jacksonville Jaguars den Tampa Bay Buccaneers.[516][517][518] Although na dem raise Rodgers den ein bros Christian, insyd an interview insyd 2017 he state say he no longer affiliate einself plus any organized religion.[519]

Rodgers be de godfather to Cade Cobb, de second son of ein long-time NFL teammate, Randall Cobb.[520]

Na Rodgers dey insyd a relationship plus actress Olivia Munn from 2014 to 2017 den plus former professional racing driver Danica Patrick from 2018 to 2020.[521][522][523] He start dey date actress Shailene Woodley insyd de second half of 2020.[524] Insyd an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon insyd 2021, Woodley confirm say na she be engaged to Rodgers.[525] On February 16, 2022, na Rodgers den Woodley call off dema engagement.[526]

Insyd December 2024, na Rodgers state say na he dey date a woman dem name Brittani. Insyd June 2025, Rodgers state say dem marry a few months prior.[527][528]

Honorary memberships den business ventures

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Na dem initiate Rodgers as an honorary member of Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) on January 5, 2012, at de Sigma-Xi Chapter at St. Norbert College.[529]

Insyd April 2018, na dem annouce Rodgers as a limited partner insyd de Milwaukee Bucks ownership group, wey dey make am de first active NFL player plus an ownership stake insyd an NBA franchise.[530] De team later win de NBA Finals insyd 2021.[531]

Media appearances

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Na Rodgers be a longtime spokesperson for State Farm Insurance wey na he frequently feature insyd dema commercials. Insyd de commercials, Rodgers often dey highlight ein "Championship Belt" touchdown celebration, wich State Farm rename as de "Discount Double Check".[532] Rodgers sanso be featured insyd Pizza Hut advertisements,[533] as well as numerous local Wisconsin-based advertisements.[534]

Insyd May 2015, Rodgers appear as a contestant on Celebrity Jeopardy!; he defeat Shark Tank investor Kevin O'Leary den astronaut den future United States Senator Mark Kelly, winning $50,000 for ein charity. Insyd April 2021, Rodgers get a two-week stint as guest host on Jeopardy! from April 5–16.[535][536]

Rodgers sanso make numerous cameo appearances on television, wey dey include insyd a 2013 episode of The Office, a 2019 episode of Game of Thrones, den a 2015 episode of de sketch comedy television series Key & Peele.[537][538][539] He sanso tape a cameo as Jeopardy! host for an episode of The Conners.[540]

Insyd 2021, Rodgers take part insyd The Match IV, wich be de fourth installment insyd de exhibition match play golf series. Na he be paired plus professional golfer Bryson DeChambeau. De team go up against Phil Mickelson den Tom Brady.[541] DeChambeau den Rodgers win de match 3 den 2.[542] Rodgers sanso take part insyd de sixth edition of The Match, wer na he team up plus Brady against fellow quarterbacks Josh Allen den Patrick Mahomes.[543] Rodgers den Brady defeat Mahomes den Allen 1 up.[544]

Humanitarian den charitable efforts

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Rodgers be de founder, den de co-creator, along plus David Gruber, of itsAaron,[545] a charity plus a mission of "creating awareness for organizations den people wey dey change de world".[546][547]

He sanso be a supporter of de MACC Fund,[548][549] Raise Hope for Congo,[550] den oda humanitarian den charitable efforts.[551][552]

Rodgers ein Celebrity Jeopardy! win earn $50,000 for de MACC Fund.[553][554] During ein 2021 appearance as Jeopardy! guest host, de show make a charitable donation equal to de cumulative winnings of de contestants (wey dey include de runners-up) for those ten shows.[536]

Rodgers be a supporter of ein alma mater, University of California, Berkeley. He donate funds to renovate de athletic facilities[555] wey he sanso establish an endowed scholarship give transfer students at de school. Insyd 2021, dem honor am by de school for ein charitable work.[556]

Insyd 2021, Rodgers donate $1 million to help small businesses insyd Chico den Butte County, California.[557]

Insyd 2024, Rodgers raise $3 million for charities plus a flag football tournament.[558]

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