Aaron Rodgers - “A-Rod”

6’2”, 225lbs | University of California |

DOB: 12/2/1983 | QB

Drafted 1st Round, 24th overall in 2005 NFL Draft to Green Bay Packers.

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Aaron Rodgers attended Pleasant Valley High School and during his two years at quarterback he broke numerous records. He set a single game records of six touchdowns and 440 all-purpose yards. He also broke the school record with 2,466 ing yards in 2001.

Unable to get a big name college to offer him a scholarship, Rodgers attended Butte Community College. During his time there, he impressed the California Golden Bears Head Coach and he was given a scholarship after one season. His time at California saw Rodgers lead an aggressive offense that saw him break school records and even finish as a Heisman finalist. His terrific ing attack led to him being regarded as a top 10 Pick. However, he fell all the way to the 24th Selection where the Green Bay Packers selected him in the 2005 NFL Draft.

Aaron Rodgers sat on the bench for the packers and his starting role came in 2008 when the packers decided to move on from Brett Favre. Right off the bat, Rodgers proved he was elite to packers fans. He managed to win a super bowl for the city of Green Bay and he has also token home two MVP’s trophies. His electrifying arm strength and accuracy has led to him completing marvelous Hail Mary es. His ability to get out of the pocket and complete es are things that are scary about Aaron Rodgers. It’s why teams hate playing Aaron Rodgers. This proves why Aaron Rodgers is regarded as one of the best in the game today.

Fun Facts

1. He almost quit football to become a lawyer.

2. He taught himself how to play guitar.

3. He likes South Park and Happy Gilmore.

4. His brother and dad played college ball.