Aaron Rodgers has had about as illustrious of a career as a quarterback can have. He won a Super Bowl, is a two-time NFL MVP, 8-time NFL leader in passing touchdowns, and is a seven-time pro bowler among other things. He holds many Packers records as well as NFL records. He also has great chemistry with his receivers including Jordy Nelson and Davante Adams. He is widely regarded as one of the NFL’s all time elite quarterbacks.
He started his college career at Butte College in 2002 where he attended for just one year, leading the Roadrunners to a 10-1 record and a NorCal Conference championship. After 2002 he transferred to the University of California at Berkeley where he set an abundance of school records and left as a very good NFL prospect. In 2005, he was picked 24th overall by the Packers then sat behind Brett Farve until 2008 when he became the starter. He immediately began building his Hall-of-Fame career and is showing no signs of slowing down nearing the end of his fifteenth season.
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