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"He's the best quarterback in the league right now"
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Updated: Tuesday, 25 Jan 2011, 9:07 PM CST
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The 75-year-old Hornung is picking his old team - naturally - to beat the Steelers by a field goal and thinks this could be the start of a dynasty similar to the one he helped the team build in the 1960s, when coach Vince Lombardi led Green Bay to five NFL titles and victories in the first two Super Bowls.

Hornung pointed to the large number of injuries Green Bay had this season as proof even better days are ahead. The Packers placed 16 players on injured reserve during the season. When those players are healthy, watch out.

"Next year when everybody's back, they're going to have the best football team in America, they're really going to be special," Hornung said.


"This quarterback has had a special year, he's been absolutely double-sensational," Hornung said. "He's the best passer I've ever seen running to his left. I've never seen somebody come out of the pocket and control the ball like he does. He is very, very
accurate."

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He believes that team (that captures the Lombardi Trophy) will be Green Bay again, with the Packers making the tiny Wisconsin town Titletown again.

"They have that look," he said. "I remember being on teams that had that look." continue
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John Madden Discusses Rodgers on Sirius NFL Radio
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Rich Gannon:
What makes Aaron Rodgers such a special quarterback?

John Madden: I think one thing is the way that he's handled everything. I mean he is so cool, and such a tough guy and so impressive and everything he does. You just watch him run on the field and walk on the field or whatever quarterbacks get on the field today and he just looks like he's full of confidence. I mean you know as a fan he's gonna do it. His team mates know he's gonna do it and he knows he's going to do it. And just staying cool, staying within the game, staying within himself. We talk about experience in the Superbowl; I don't think this stage is going to be too big for Aaron Rodgers.
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Having the Packers win a Super Bowl with another quarterback while Favre limps into retirement - perhaps for real this time - would help speed up the healing process.


Agree completely with Paul on that.


I have heard this a lot lately, and I don't feel that way at all. I was curious what other Packer fans thought. Whether or not the Packers win the Super Bowl will have no affect on me. It is all on his shoulders and whether he wants to apologize, and then the healing process can begin.

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