Aaron Rodgers Bio And Facts

Aaron Rodgers

Aaron Rodgers is a California native and a professional football player. His professional career began in 2005 when he was drafted to the Green Bay Packers, but he did not hit his stride until Brett Favre left the Packers in 2008, enabling Rodgers to be the starting quarterback. Rodgers showed his full strength on the field, setting many National Football League records for his extraordinary offensive play as quarterback. He was instrumental in the victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XLV in 2011, and was rightfully named the MVP for that game and also for that entire season by the NFL. Rodgers has continuously proved his worth for the team, earning a spot on the Pro Bowl team on eight different occasions.

• Birthdate: December 2nd, 1983 (2-12-1983)
• Education: University of California at Berkeley
• Net Worth: $70 million
• Occupation: Professional Football Player
• Height: 6'2" (1.88 m)
• Weight: 225 pounds (101 kg)
• Position: Quarterback
• Years Active: 16 years
• Career Games Played: 181
• Career Touchdowns: 364
• Teams: Green Bay Packers

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Football Career

Aaron Rodgers has been passionate about the beloved game of American football ever since he was a toddler. His athletic career took off when he was recognized by the football recruiting team at University of California at Berkeley after Rodgers' outstanding plays at his community college. They offered him an athletic scholarship, however, he only attended Cal for two years before entering himself into the National Football League's 2005 draft. During his two years at Cal, he helped his team break multiple school records and was close to winning the Heisman trophy in 2004.

In the 2005 NFl draft, he was selected as the 24th pick in the first round by the Green Bay Packers. Rodgers did not play much until he became the starting quarterback in 2008. He proved his skills and played all 16 regular season games. Rodgers was chosen for the Pro Bowl team in 2009, and continued to be chosen another seven times within 2011-2019. The Green Bay Packers won the Super Bowl XLV in 2011, with Rodgers leading his team to victory, completing 224 of 39 pass attempts and three touchdowns. After the Super Bowl victory, Rodgers continued to showcase great results, being one of the top football players.

Titles and Awards

Aaron Rodgers has been highly regarded as one of the best quarterback players in NFL history, and his awards demonstrate that. After the Green Bay Packers won the Superbowl in 2011, Rodgers was awarded the Super Bowl Most Valuable Player award for his instrumental performance in victory. Rodgers also set a single season record with a 122.5 pass rating that year and was titled NFL's MVP. 2014 was also an outstanding year for Rodgers as he crossed into the number one ranking in NFL history for career touchdown passes, yards, and passer rating at the milestone point. That same year, he was titled again as NFL's MVP; only seven other players in history have been able to accomplish this feat.

Rodgers also has over 500 passing attempts and fewer than ten interception throws in eight posted seasons, surpassing Tom Brady and Matt Ryan. He also holds the records for the greatest touchdown to interception ratio at 3.95.

Personal Life

Aaaron Rodgers grew up in Chico, California to parents Edward and Darla Rodgers, with older brother Luke and younger brother Jordan. Before moving to Beaverton, Oregon sometime in the '90s. His family returned to California when Rodgers was a teenager and he attended Pleasant Valley High School and played quarterback on the team. Once on the Green Bay Packers and a prominent figure, Rodgers was in a serious relationship with actress Olivia Munn for three years from 2014-2017 before splitting up amicably. In early 2018, Rodgers and NASCAR race driver Danica Patrick confirmed to the media that they were a couple, but announced their break-up in July of 2020.

Fun Facts

• Rodgers currently owns an equity stake of the Milwaukee Bucks; he is the first active player in the NFL to hold equity stake.
• Rodgers supports the The MACC (Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer) fund, which is a fund dedicated to funding childhood cancer and blood disorders research.
• On May 13, 2015, Rodgers was on an episode of Celebrity Jeopardy and raised $50,000 for The MACC fund.
• Rodgers' brother, Jordan, was a contestant on The Bachelorette.
• Rodgers actually had no interest from any Division I college after high school and attended community college for one year.
• Rodgers was featured in multiple Pizza Hut television advertisements in 2012.
• Rodgers owns his own record label called Suspended Sunrise Recordings.

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