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USA Today via Reuters

USA Today via Reuters

Aaron Rodgers is leading the race for the NFL MVP award at the moment. Of course, he is joined at the top along with stars like Patrick Mahomes, Russell Wilson, and even Ben Roethlisberger. The veteran NFL quarterback has thrown for 3,100 yards with 33 passing touchdowns already.

The two-time NFL MVP recently made headlines when he became the 11th quarterback in the NFL to cross the 50,000 passing yards milestone. Aaron Rodgers is a well-revered figure on the field and off it as well. He is known to be an avid sportsperson, having tried his hand at various different games on an amateur level.

He is a popular NBA fan and also owns a stake in Giannis Antetokounmpo-led Milwaukee Bucks. The popular NFL quarterback turns 37 today, so let’s find out what is A-Rod’s favorite basketball move?

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Aaron Rodgers gets candid on this week’s episode of The Pat McAfee Show

Fans have gotten accustomed to watching Aaron Rodgers make a weekly appearance on The Pat McAfee Show. The former Indianapolis Colts kicker has formed a good rapport with Rodgers, who is often accompanied by former teammate and co-host, AJ Hawk.

On Tuesday’s installment of the show, Rodgers spoke about one of his favorite pastimes, basketball.

“We have a basketball goal in the team room and actually one in the indoor as well. I refuse to shoot jumpers though, I only shoot hook shots. That’s a true story anybody in my teammates can back me up on that one. Only hook shots, pretty lethal with them. Do they fall? Yeah,” Rodgers said on the show.

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Rodgers and the Packers find themselves in prime position to make the playoffs this season. Their recent 41-25 win over NFC North rivals, Chicago Bears, proves their dominance in 2020.

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Can Rodgers lead his beloved Packers team to another Lombardi Trophy before he decides to hunt for a new challenge? If anyone can do it, it’s him.

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