He’s brilliant, he can make all the throws, it’s undeniable that he’s one of the best to ever play. But when it comes to the greatest signal-callers in the game, Aaron Rodgers‘ lack of leadership sticks out.
Take Tom Brady‘s heroic Super Bowl LI comeback, his demeanor on the sideline as he rallied his New England Patriots to the greatest comeback in the title game’s history.
Maybe it’s just not Rodgers’ style, but it’s rare to find him doing anything to build his teammates up. Shots of the 35-year-old throwing his hands up in disgust after a broken play are an every-game occurrence.