2012 Aaron Rodgers #177
PSA 10: #58547119 - Gem Mint!
Aaron Rodgers has had several outstanding seasons throughout his career, making it challenging to pinpoint a single "best" season. However, one of Rodgers' most remarkable seasons came in 2011, which is often considered his career peak. In 2011, Rodgers was named the NFL Most Valuable Player for his exceptional play. He received 48 out of 50 votes, solidifying his dominance throughout the year. He put up impressive passing statistics, completing 68.3% of his passes for 4,643 yards and a league-leading 45 touchdowns, with only 6 interceptions. His passer rating for the season was a remarkable 122.5, setting an NFL single-season record at the time. Although the 2011 season was primarily judged based on regular-season performance, it's worth noting that Rodgers led the Green Bay Packers to a Super Bowl victory in the previous season (2010). The success carried over into the following year, further solidifying his status as an elite quarterback.
PSA 10: #58547119 - Gem Mint!
Aaron Rodgers has had several outstanding seasons throughout his career, making it challenging to pinpoint a single "best" season. However, one of Rodgers' most remarkable seasons came in 2011, which is often considered his career peak. In 2011, Rodgers was named the NFL Most Valuable Player for his exceptional play. He received 48 out of 50 votes, solidifying his dominance throughout the year. He put up impressive passing statistics, completing 68.3% of his passes for 4,643 yards and a league-leading 45 touchdowns, with only 6 interceptions. His passer rating for the season was a remarkable 122.5, setting an NFL single-season record at the time. Although the 2011 season was primarily judged based on regular-season performance, it's worth noting that Rodgers led the Green Bay Packers to a Super Bowl victory in the previous season (2010). The success carried over into the following year, further solidifying his status as an elite quarterback.
PSA 10: #58547119 - Gem Mint!
Aaron Rodgers has had several outstanding seasons throughout his career, making it challenging to pinpoint a single "best" season. However, one of Rodgers' most remarkable seasons came in 2011, which is often considered his career peak. In 2011, Rodgers was named the NFL Most Valuable Player for his exceptional play. He received 48 out of 50 votes, solidifying his dominance throughout the year. He put up impressive passing statistics, completing 68.3% of his passes for 4,643 yards and a league-leading 45 touchdowns, with only 6 interceptions. His passer rating for the season was a remarkable 122.5, setting an NFL single-season record at the time. Although the 2011 season was primarily judged based on regular-season performance, it's worth noting that Rodgers led the Green Bay Packers to a Super Bowl victory in the previous season (2010). The success carried over into the following year, further solidifying his status as an elite quarterback.
