Aaron Rodgers Comes in Last On an Elite Quarterbacks’ List But Only For The Right Reasons

The Green Bay Packers remain a Super Bowl-worthy contender as they have Aaron Rodgers. The Wisconsin enthusiasts do not have to let their guard down by any means. They have a hall of fame-worthy quarterback who stands out from the others in statistics. However, Rodgers stands last in one category, but it is only for the best reasons for the Packers.

Aaron Rodgers is one of the finest to set foot on the field. But his offseason antics became much more entertaining than his crazy slings. He kept his NFL future a mystery. When that got debunked, his situation with ex-Shailene Woodley spread like wildfire. Fans also saw him playing dress-up as he cosplayed a film character during the training camps.

The NFL on CBS Twitter page unveiled a new statistic that had various quarterbacks having 10+ interceptions during their respective campaigns. The feature had many iconic QBs on the list ranked from top to bottom. Interestingly, both top and bottom divisions have a past and present Green Bay Packers athlete, respectively.

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The list shared on social media showed Brett Favre topping the charts with 18 seasons with 10+ Interceptions. The list then goes from Peyton Manning to Tom Brady in a descending manner. The last one on the list was Aaron Rodgers. The existing Green Bay QB holds just two seasons with 10+ INTs in his name, while the rest have a double-digit count.

Aaron Rodgers is inevitably dominant. Additionally, with a powerful and highly accurate slinger arm, one can count on him to make a Super Bowl-worthy playoff run.

Aaron Rodgers pulled a stunner during a 10+ INT season

Many fans believe Aaron Rodgers to be on the same level as Tom Brady and Peyton Manning. The most immediate explanation is his ridiculous power to throw the ball and a few of his ludicrous statistical figures. For the suspicion of an interception, A-Rod consciously limits his opportunities to make a big play. But during the 2010 season, the one where he had 11 INTs thrown, he captured the biggest prize ever — The Lombardi Trophy.

During the 2010 season, Aaron Rodgers pulled a 10-5-0 in 15 games. He completed 312 passes and had a 65.7 completion percentage. He had 3922 passing yards with 28 pass touchdowns. That season, Rodgers had 11 INTs thrown. But he was more careful in plays and clinched his first Lombardi that season. Rodgers is just one Super Bowl win away from naming himself on the elite QBs list. Will this be the year for another Lombardi win? Only time will tell.

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