There isn’t much that Aaron Rodgers hasn’t accomplished in his certain Hall of Fame career. He’s a member of the HOF All-2010s Team, a nine-time Pro Bowler, two-time All Pro, Super Bowl Champion and two-time NFL MVP. He’s thrown for over 50,000 yards, more than 400 touchdowns and completed over 65 percent of his passes. Rodgers’ 2020 season at the age of 37 ranks as arguably the finest in his brilliant career. To top it off, bookmakers are strongly favoring him to possibly win this year’s MVP.
Rodgers began the 2020 season with four touchdowns and nearly 73 percent completion percentage in a 43-34 win over the Vikings.