With five minutes to go, a seven-point lead and the football in the hands of Aaron Rodgers, it was game over.
But in actual fact, Rodgers just had to keep handing the ball to the other Aaron, Aaron Jones, whose dominant performance not only helped close out the win over the Chiefs, but also set up the victory before that.
Jones had 13 carries for 67 yards, but that’s not the story of the game. It’s once again how much Jones has improved as a pass-catcher. He led the team in receiving with seven catches for 159 yards and two touchdowns.