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Aaron Rodgers is a future Hall of Fame quarterback with the highest qualified passer rating and touchdown-to-interception ratio in NFL history. He's one of just nine players who have won multiple MVP awards, and his Super Bowl XLV victory ensures that he'll never be viewed the same as ringless legends like Dan Marino, Fran Tarkenton and Jim Kelly.
But because Rodgers has experienced so much success individually, the fact that he's now gone nine consecutive seasons in his prime without making a Super Bowl appearance could tarnish his legacy.
Outside of that Super Bowl-winning 2010 season, the 36-year-old Green Bay Packers superstar has just six playoff victories in his 11 other campaigns as a starter.