We've all heard/read the quote:
BF: "Aaron has played extremely well, probably even better than anyone anticipated, but I knew he was capable of that and that's why they drafted him. Barring any injury he'll shatter everything I ever did there except for maybe consecutive games."
quote:
But in the unlikely event that Rodgers escapes the injury bug, how likely is he to break Favre's records? Currently, Rodgers' contract goes through the 2019 season. At his current pace, #12 would need to play longer than that to break any of #4's quantity-based records. Based on current paces, here is a list of what season Rodgers would have to play through to break these various records:
2020: Sacks (Rodgers has 211, needs 525)
2022: Touchdowns (Rodgers has 171, needs 508)
2024: Yards (Rodgers has 21,661, needs 71,838)
2025: Wins (Rodgers has 52, needs 186)
2026: Completions (Rodgers has 1,752, needs 6,300)
2027: Attempts (Rodgers has 2,665, needs 10,169)
2027: Starts (Rodgers has 78, needs 298)
2029: Losses (Rodgers has 26, needs 112)
2032: Fumbles (Rodgers has 36, needs 166)
2045: Interceptions (Rodgers has 46, needs 336)
Some good stuff in the write-up, but the ball-washing at the end was unnecessary IMO. I could almost hear Conklin's tonsils being tickled.
"True Packers fans would understand."
