Aaron Rodgers is bouncing back. This time, he is not alone, but with a young companion. The 38-year-old QB displayed his class in the game against the Cowboys last week. On Thursday Night Football, A-Rod helped record a TD in the first quarter. The star QB has made a big difference in the last two games, thanks to splendid support from rookie QB, Christian Watson.
The back-to-back MVP winner made a pass to Jon Runyan in the flat, but the pass was behind the TE. But that did not stop the superstar. The senior pro ran a quick play before the end of the quarter. He made use of a free play and took a shot down the field to Christian Watson.
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ROOKIE. OF. THE. WEEK.@ChristianW2017 is at it again! đ #TENvsGB | #GoPackGo
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The rookie, who came to the game after a brilliant show against the Cowboys, made the catch, to make it 7-6 at the end of the first quarter. A senior superstar, A-Rod, has four TDs from his last two games so far.
Aaron Rodgers and Christian Watson: A bond for the ages?Â
Christian Watson made the world talk last Sunday. The rookie wideout recorded four passes for 107 yards and three TDs in the stunning win. A 23-year-old rising talent, Watson made an initial impression with A-Rod by asking good questions in team meetings. After the 31-28 win against the Cowboys, the iconic Rodgers spoke highly about his junior pro.
âWe had a lot of plays designed for him, Iâm proud of him. He made some plays,â Rodgers said. Watson sat out in the initial phase of the rookie campaign with multiple injuries. However, it came as a blessing in disguise as he developed a bond with the four-time MVP winner. A proud young gun later told the press that the faith shown by Rodgers and coach Matt LaFleur had helped him develop the right frame of mind. The master and the disciple are making moves. Can they keep the momentum going? There is a long road to go, but the start is indeed strong.
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Packers face âTitanicâ battle
The 2011 Super Bowl winners are up against the Titans who boast of a strong defense. Ahead of the game, Aaron Rodgers admitted the quality of the opponents and added they have developed some strategies, keeping their game in mind.
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The temperatures were below freezing level at the Lambeau Field as the first quarter saw high drama. Titans QB Ryan Tannehill recorded the first possession. The 34-year-old finished it magnificently, with a 14-yard TD pass to Dontrell Hilliard. The Titans led 7-0 after the first possession of the game. However, the Packers legend fought back to make it 7-6 in the first quarter. Despite the valiant efforts of the Packers, the Titans eventually won 27-17.Â
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