How about Aaron Rodgers?

How about Aaron Rodgers?

In my mind, he’s probably the best quarterback in the league.

I know he’s only been in the league for four years, but that’s only because he’s had two very good rookie years. He was a first-round pick last year that was supposed to be bad as all hell for the first three years of his career, but he turned out to be very good.

Here’s the thing, though:How about Aaron Rodgers? I think he should be considered one of the greatest quarterbacks of all-time. For starters, he’s the first one to pull off a triple-digit comeback. He’s the only quarterback in NFL history to win three Super Bowls. He’s won three MVP awards. He’s thrown a record 22 touchdown passes and 18 interceptions. He’s been named the NFL’s most valuable player for five straight years. He has the most wins inHow about Aaron Rodgers? The Green Bay Packers quarterback put up just about the game’s single-worst performance in Week 2, and fans around the country began to wonder if Rodgers is the victim of his own misfortune. On the one hand, Rodgers was playing through a sprained foot against a depleted, inexperienced Seattle Seahawks defense. But on the other, Rodgers was throwing for only 117 yards and just 1 touchdown, and when asked after the game whether it’s legitimate to say he’s underperformed