Aaron Rodgers

For Green Bay Packers superstar Aaron Rodgers, there is no question who are the best quarterbacks in NFL history.

Naturally, some would probably take offense on the fact that he didn’t even consider the likes of Johnny Unitas, Peyton Manning and more. Furthermore, there is no doubt that the Packers QB has huge admiration for Brett Favre, who was Green Bay’s QB before he arrived and took over the franchise. However, while he initially refused to put his name on the list, Ibaka forced him to do it and so he ended up naming just four.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and Milwaukee Bucks forward Serge Ibaka, both 24th-overall picks in their respective drafts, sat down to have a ...

Catch Rodgers' reaction to the meal and all his answers to Ibaka’s questions on “How Hungry Are You?” The episode airs Dec. Rodgers turns it around and puts Ibaka on his heels by asking who the best NBA player is. Ibaka continues asking some challenging questions by getting Rodgers to list his top five quarterbacks ever and ultimately choose who the best is.

Kevin Durant is well known for talking back to fans and haters on Twitter. Serge Ibaka, who played with Durant on the Oklahoma City Thunder, ...

The Nets superstar is definitely not the only player who talks back to his fans on Twitter. Furthermore, the Nets are on a six-game win streak and have won nine out of their last 10 games. Even to this day, Kevin Durant replies to his haters. The former Thunder forward brought up Durant in the latest episode of his How Hungry Are You? Unfortunately, he's been caught using burner accounts to talk back to his haters, which was quite controversial. Ibaka's guest was Aaron Rodgers, an NFL superstar who had an interesting conversation with the former NBA champion.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers believes "things are looking up" on a playoff push after Monday's win over the Los Angeles Rams.

Win in Miami on Christmas, and the potential playoff talk in Green Bay can truly begin. The defense played better, forcing an interception and sacking [Baker Mayfield](https://www.nfl.com/players/baker-mayfield/) five times. "I think it's just, you win a game, vibes are pretty good and we've just been practicing a little bit better, the energy's been a little bit better," he said. So, we've won two, and just about everything we've needed to happen has gone our way -- just about. That being said, it's still tough to win in the league, and I said it earlier, I think we can beat anybody. But the competition ramps up with a Christmas Day game

Following Monday night's win against the Rams, a sense of belief is starting to grow among the Packers that they could win their next three games and sneak ...

So I don't want to get too far in front of ourselves and just want to be the best we can be each and every day, each and every game, and that starts with Miami." [Aaron Jones](https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/_/id/3042519/aaron-jones) and [AJ Dillon](https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/_/id/4239934/aj-dillon) combined for three touchdowns and 197 total yards from scrimmage. "Well, I don't even want to talk like that, to be honest with you," the coach said. We'll be looking forward to getting back home to some cold weather, and hopefully, we'll be 7-8." "That was step one," Douglas said of beating the Rams. "It's going to have to be a really good effort to go out there and win," Rodgers said. [Bears](/nfl/team/_/name/chi/chicago-bears) week, we knew we had a bye afterwards, and those of us who sometimes peek ahead knew that we had to win five and then have a lot of things go our way. It's one thing to beat two teams that now have a combined record of 7-21; the Bears are 3-11, and the Rams 4-10. [Miami Dolphins](/nfl/team/_/name/mia/miami-dolphins) (8-6). [Romeo Doubs](https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/_/id/4361432/romeo-doubs) (five catches for 55 yards) and [Christian Watson](https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/_/id/4248528/christian-watson) (four catches for 46 yards) healthy and on the field together. "Miami's playing for the playoffs. A loss on Monday night would have reduced that to almost nil (0.8%).

As boyhood 49ers fans, it makes sense two future Hall of Fame quarterbacks, Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers, would want to end their careers in the red and ...

Rodgers, however, would require some sort of trade package that the 49ers would have to be comfortable with. The 49ers have had their shots at both quarterbacks, especially Brady, in recent years. Brady, meanwhile, is a free agent in 2023. Green Bay might have snubbed any Niners trade offer, but its current situation could speak different measures. Aaron Rodgers to join Tom Brady in pursuit of 49ers QB job in 2023? As boyhood 49ers fans, it makes sense two future Hall of Fame quarterbacks, Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers, would want to end their careers in the red and gold.

The Packers quarterback had a simple message for the rookie receiver after an unconverted chance in the fourth quarter.

Watson has been a revelation for Rodgers and the Packers in recent weeks. The pass fell harmlessly to the ground and Rodgers appeared frustrated at the botched play. However, Rodgers made sure to send a message to his rookie wideout after the game about the mistake. four-yard line, Rodgers fired a pass out wide to Christian Watson, but the rookie appeared unaware that the ball was coming in his direction. had a chance to add to their 24–12 lead late in the fourth quarter. Though the Packers comfortably beat the Rams at Lambeau Field on Monday, Rodgers and co.

Aaron Rodgers reached yet another first Monday, whacking a piñata of himself that he was presented with by ESPN's John Sutcliffe.

Rodgers then meekly took a bat to the representation of himself, with a swing so timid that it confirmed this was not something he did during any of his self-healing retreats. [Rodgers](https://awfulannouncing.com/tag/aaron-rodgers) led his [Green Bay Packers](https://awfulannouncing.com/tag/green-bay-packers) to a [Monday Night Football](https://awfulannouncing.com/tag/monday-night-football) win over the [Los Angeles Rams](https://awfulannouncing.com/tag/los-angeles-rams), he did just that, whacking a piñata of himself. Now it was Rodgers’ turn. Although, it wasn’t some sort of spiritual postgame ritual that Rodgers regularly partakes in. [epically introduced](https://twitter.com/NFL/status/1594863097314889728) this season’s [Monday Night Football game in Mexico City](https://awfulannouncing.com/espn/adam-schefter-kidnapped-mexico-city.html) and routinely brings similar passion and energy to his reporting. And if there’s going to be a quarterback who can find spiritual meaning behind hitting a figure that represents himself, it would have to be the quarterback who

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has once again used a spot on The Pat McAfee Show to blast a media report.

But this was the dumbest article of the year, by far.” “Which is saying a lot.” While The Athletic article in question didn’t make any guesses about Rodgers’ medical condition, it did allege that the quarterback’s massive library of hand signals has hindered his team’s offense this season. “There was something about that it’s not written or stored anywhere, there’s not a file. Rodgers is infamously against the COVID vaccine and tested positive for COVID-19 during the season last year. “It is by far the dumbest nothingburger article that I’ve read the entire season.

A report suggested the Packers quarterback gave young receivers little guidance in learning his hand signals.

On Tuesday, both Rodgers and Kahler offered further opinions on the report. [Packers](https://www.si.com/nfl/team/green-bay-packers) are 6–8, five games out of first place in the NFC North. “Every [Saturday] players are tested on them, but the tricky part is the signals aren’t officially taught, there’s no real record of them, [and] Rodgers often revives signal from [years] before.”

(AP) — Aaron Rodgers realizes the easy part is over for the Green Bay Packers as they try to continue their improbable path from a 4-8 hole to a playoff berth. The climbs are much steeper going forward. Green Bay (6-8) maintained its postseason hopes by ...

The Dolphins have lost three straight as they chase their first playoff berth since 2016. Jones overtook John Brockington’s 5,024 yards to move into third place on the Packers’ career rushing list. Packers coach Matt LaFleur said Tuesday that Dillon cleared that evaluation, an encouraging sign for the running back’s potential availability against Miami. ... Douglas has two interceptions and a forced fumble over his last four games. They finished the game with a drive lasting nearly nine minutes and controlled possession for a season-high 37 minutes, 19 seconds. The Packers had four series that lasted more than six minutes and three scoring drives of at least 11 plays. LB Quay Walker forced a fumble and had a sack and two passes defended. “Now, we’re moving on to step two and that’s Miami.” “Miami’s playing for the playoffs, Minnesota’s obviously division winners and coming off a big win. We’ve notoriously been pretty good in those games over the years. “They’re all good football teams,” Rodgers said after the Packers’ 24-12 Monday night win over the Rams. The Packers’ final three opponents are all .500 or better.

Following Green Bay's second straight win Monday night, Rodgers reverted back to his old confident, even cocky, self, sending a positive message to his own ...

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers called out an article about hand signals that are used during games.

"I won't say in my entire career because last year there were some of the dumbest articles you could possibly imagine." Rodgers claims the story is the "dumbest nothingburger" he has seen this year. During this Tuesday's appearance on "The Pat McAfee Show," Rodgers responded to this story from The Athletic.

Aaron Rodgers was in good spirits after the Packers' win, but he was a little miffed with his rookie wide receiver.

If they keep winning and the right teams in the NFC keep losing, they could be a very unfortunate matchup for a highly-seeded team in January. However, with injuries and a lack of production hampering the Packers' receiving corps, Watson has emerged as a legitimate threat in the Packers offense. [per Zach Jacobson.](https://twitter.com/itszacharyj) "He's such a good kid. As a result, the point total finished at 36, just shy of the 39.5 over/under coming in. The Packers lined up with two receivers bunched, and Rodgers threw a ball at the ankles of Watson due to a miscommunication. But a snafu by the Packers near the goal line kept it from being at least 30-12 as a final score.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers blasted The Athletic for a story alleging rookie wide receivers had trouble understanding his hand signals.

[Rodgers](https://www.mediaite.com/tag/aaron-rodgers/) referred to a story the Wall Street Journal [published](https://www.wsj.com/articles/aaron-rodgers-covid-toe-11637725526) that claimed he suffered from Covid-toe. “95 percent of that article is absolute complete horseshit,” Rodgers continued. Oh, and there was something about that it’s not written or it’s not like stored anywhere, there’s not a file? “Let me tell you, I was made aware of that article,” Rodgers said. Hawk brought up The Athletic‘s report and the play that happened on Monday night. The play ended in an incomplete pass, and Rodgers seemed fairly annoyed.

The Packers quarterback wanted to set the record straight about a hand signals article during his Tuesday appearance on "The Pat McAfee Show."

"It might be nervewracking the first time you do it," Rodgers continued. A lot of times that's what it turned in to." Then there was alien and UFO talk and this week's recommendation in his book club brought us back to one of his favorite pastimes of [COVID](https://www.packersnews.com/story/sports/nfl/packers/2021/12/28/aaron-rodgers-the-pat-mcafee-show-goes-off-covid-19-vaccines/9034685002/). "That's my all-time favorite crew," Rodgers said, referencing the former Buck-Aikman-Andrews trio. "It's not like there's that many signals," Rodgers continued. "Ninety-five percent of that article is absolute complete horse (expletive)," Rodgers continued. Rodgers explained he did this when he was a backup. ["The Pat McAfee Show"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PINB53p-G5M&t=10209s) you never know what to expect. Watson apparently didn't get the signal as he never looked back for the ball, resulting in an incompletion. "What's going on with all your signals," AJ Hawk not so subtly probed Rodgers during the show. I don’t think you could ever top the Several current and former players were interviewed for the story.

Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers have a murky future. Could this be the quarterback's final season in Green Bay?

[ National Football League](/stories/nfl/lions-dramatic-turnaround-justin-fields-chase-at-rushing-history) [Doubs](https://www.foxsports.com/nfl/romeo-doubs-player) looks good. You still got [Lazard](https://www.foxsports.com/nfl/allen-lazard-player). Like I said, just get [Bakhtiari](https://www.foxsports.com/nfl/david-bakhtiari-player) and [Jenkins](https://www.foxsports.com/nfl/elgton-jenkins-player) back healthy. The Packers are averaging just 219.3 passing yards (16th in NFL) and 20.5 points (20th) per game. [Jordan Love](https://www.foxsports.com/nfl/jordan-love-player), who they traded up to select in the first round of the 2020 [NFL](https://www.foxsports.com/nfl) Draft and has appeared in nine games (one start). [Los Angeles Rams](https://www.foxsports.com/nfl/los-angeles-rams-team) on [Monday Night Football](https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nfl/nfl-week-15-top-plays-packers-defeat-rams-on-monday-night-football), they have an uphill climb to make the NFC Playoffs. You got [Tonyan](https://www.foxsports.com/nfl/robert-tonyan-player), who will be another year removed from that surgery. Rodgers has totaled 3,093 passing yards, 23 passing touchdowns, 10 interceptions and a 92.3 passer rating, completing 64.9% of his passes this season. And then Aaron's gonna let everybody in the stadium know exactly what just happened." He's the toast of Green Bay, Wisconsin, and he's back in business. However, they could trade the 39-year-old quarterback in the offseason if they miss the playoffs.