People only love it if they already like the quarterback. Otherwise they are called a poor leader.

Yeah he was "honest" when he left out the part about Adam's chasing the bag 💰

@@spencerwilliams8443 Aaron can do it but Davante can't?

@@spencerwilliams8443 packers offered him more money lmao trust me it was about money, it was about playing with a qb that would play longer than just 1-2 more years without considering retirement

@@andref9663this is true

Lol. I mean that song was HOT back then

Forever 🧀💪🏾

He’s not

let's go

When he put the finger up 😂

@@sergeibaka9 your goatee looks like it's cgi

Facts lol

Truuu

Man I’m glad he didn’t say them they stay whoopin our ass 🧀😭😭😭😭🤦🏿‍♂️

@@albertrobinson4133he’s gonna get them once eventually. Hot hand fallacy for Santa Clara

True but results matter

It is a team sport thoooo. Patriots had a lot work for them....and belichek

@@Maja-hs5pd For sure, but If Aaron Rodgers can consistently outplay Tom Brady throughout his entire career and still have 6 less super bowls than Tom Brady, obviously super bowl championships are determined by a lot more than just how good your quarterback plays. Just the fact that rodgers has statistically played better than brady shows you he’s done more than enough on his own to win 7 super bowls, so total championships and playoff success is pretty irrelevant when comparing individual players. Some of the greatest quarterbacks ever have 0 super bowls and some pretty average ones have 1 or 2, and when you look at the supporting cast they’ve had, it’s pretty clear how that happens. If you compare Brady’s teams to Rodgers’ teams over the course of both of their careers, it becomes gleamingly obvious why Brady has been a part of so many more championship teams than Rodgers despite performing at a less efficient level than him. Brady is still amazing, and we’re blessed to have watched the era of the NFL with the two best quarterbacks to ever sling it.

@@deandrejaxson9722 there's been many opportunities for rodgers to lead a game winning drive and win it in the playoffs but didn't, especially that nfc championship game against the bucs, I will say however there are also many games where he's sitting watching his defense let up 30+ points

@@Popcornhebe Perfect example. in that game, Rodgers outplayed Brady, who threw three interceptions, and still lost. The Buccaneers defense went on to hold the chiefs #1 scoring offense in the league to just 13 points in the super bowl that year. In both of their careers leading up to Brady going to the Bucs (up until 2018), In all seven playoff losses under Rodgers, the Packers defense averaged over 36 ppg allowed. The Patriots under Brady had given up 33-plus just 3 times in the playoffs in his career. I’ll have to look at how much that stat has changed since, but in 2018 that was 3 times in 37 games for Brady’s defense vs 9 times in 16 games for Rodgers’. It’s pretty interesting to look into if you love the NFL because the amount of good teams Brady has been on is a complete statistical anomaly, just like a single franchise or player winning 6 super bowls in a 20 year span.

My boy always in all black....there's a reason for that

@@GODISGREAT_12 what’s the reason?

@@Packend haven't figured it out yet. But Aaron's a cerebral guy. The things he does have meaning. And his choice to wear black in 95% of his appearances has to mean something.

He was a 49ers fan growing up so that’s why he probably put him in the top 5