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Aaron Rodgers sets another record.

packerboipackerboiI lick rainbows
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So you're worried about quarterback Aaron Rodgers in the playoffs? Here's what he has done in the first two postseason starts of his career: 613 yards, seven touchdown passes, one interception and a completion percentage of 66.7. That translates into a 122.4 passer rating. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Rodgers is the first quarterback in NFL history to throw at least seven touchdown passes over his first two playoff starts or have a 120-plus passer rating in each game
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I don't think that there is any question that Rodgers has become a "big game QB." I wish MM would keep that in mind at the end of games. Rather than him allowing AR to go for the jugular, MM frequently seems to go conservative at the end of games. Our last drive yesterday is a great example. If we pick up another first down, the game is essentially over. But he goes run on first and second down, saving the pass play for a predictable third down.
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Listening to local sports chatter in Milw it is still mind boggling to listen to mouth breathers bitching about MM's play calls (in a game we won BTW) and that Aaron should feel relieved to have "that monkey off his back".

In both these playoff games he played very well-as the stats show. As Rome said earlier today there was no monkey on his back. He wasn't the reason they lost in AZ.

He's put up outstanding numbers in the post season.
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