Sept 28 (Reuters) – Aaron Rodgers has turned his home Lambeau Field into a personal playground, leading the Green Bay Packers on a perfect streak there approaching two years. Rodgers, the league’s reigning MVP, is prone to shredding defenses at any location but in the friendly confines of Green Bay he has proved unstoppable as the Packers have won 11 straight at home including the post-season. The latest was a 38-28 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday that gave the Packers a 3-0 start to the season. “It’s the crowd. We have a great crowd. And I can use my cadence and go with audibles without using hand signals,” Rodgers told reporters after he torched the Chiefs for five touchdown passes and 333 yards.
Rodgers roars on as Packers improve home winning streak
