Aaron Rodgers’ Historic Record That Only Puts Him Behind Barry Bonds in NBA, NFL, MLB Combined

Aaron Rodgers has been a force to be reckoned with. Not just this season, but he has been consistent in his performance for years. His valuable presence brings a whole new dynamic to the team, which is what happened this year. And his dominance over the league did not go unappreciated.

Rodgers led the Green Bay Packers for a 13 win season, clinching the Divisional Round berth with a No.1 seed in the NFC for the second consecutive time. His undeniable leadership and sportsman spirit were materialized in the form of yet another AP NFL MVP award Thursday night.

This was one of his best seasons in the NFL, though it did not come to fruition with a Super Bowl win. The 38-year-old tossed 37 touchdowns for just four touchdowns. His ability to handle the ball has been remarkable, and the quarterback has an exceptionally well touchdown to interception ratio (6:1).

Aaron Rodgers dominates across all American sports

His on-field abilities and effectiveness made the veteran the MVP favorite again, this time. He ended up naming the honor, though he was already confident about it. Rodgers also won the MVP honors in 2020, and with that, he has made himself one of the most dominating figures in history across all American sports.

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Aaron Rodgers claimed his second consecutive MVP honor at 38. That puts him behind only the MLB legend, Barry Bonds, for a special record. According to ESPN Stats & Info, “Only Barry Bonds has been an older consecutive MVP winner than Aaron Rodgers across NFL/NBA/MLB/NHL/WNBA/MLS history, based on age at the end of the regular season.”

This bizarre comparison just shows how big of an athlete Aaron Rodgers really is. This unique perspective brings out a freakish dimension that no one might have ever thought of. However, the rumors suggest the GOAT quarterback might be on his way out of Green Bay after spending 17 amazing years with the franchise.

Do you think Rodgers should be with the Packers? Or should he explore more possibilities out in the open sea of the NFL?

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