Aaron Rodgers produced a four-touchdown masterpiece as the unstoppable Green Bay Packers crushed the Minnesota Vikings 45-7 on Monday, the home team improving to 9-0 and extending their best start since 1962.
The quarterback, who has electrified with MVP-like performances this season, also extended his NFL-leading touchdown pass total to 28 in another superb outing that included 250 passing yards and just seven incomplete passes. (MORE>>>)
Aaron Rodgers was at his best, throwing lasers where only his receivers could catch them and finding four different teammates in the end zone.
Yes, Rodgers had a lot to do with the Green Bay Packers remaining undefeated with a crazy 45-38 win against the staggering San Diego Chargers.
So did Philip Rivers, whose miserable run of turnovers continued with three critical interceptions, two by Charlie Peprah. (MORE>>>)
The Green Bay Packers spotted the angry Atlanta Falcons 14 points at the raucous Georgia Dome on Sunday night.
No matter for a team that can score points in flurries, convert third downs almost at will, and induce at least a couple turnover plays a game.
After taking the Falcons’ early haymaker, the Packers gradually took over the game on both sides of the ball with superior quarterback play and their best defensive performance of this young season. They won 25-14 to remain undefeated through five weeks of the NFL schedule. (MORE>>>)