Aaron Rodgers has done a lot in his decorated NFL career.

He’s won a Super Bowl, in which he was the game’s MVP. He’s been named the league MVP four times and been voted into 10 Pro Bowls. He’s passed for more than 61,000 yards, thrown 490 touchdown passes to just 112 interceptions.

He’s earned more money in NFL contracts than any player in league history at more than $380 million.

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He’s won almost twice as many games (151) as he’s lost (82) as a starting quarterback.

Herein lies one of the most daunting challenges of Rodgers’ professional life: Keeping this Jets team from spiraling further into oblivion.{ai:summary}Aaron Rodgers has had a remarkable NFL career, highlighted by a Super Bowl win and MVP honors. He has been selected to 10 Pro Bowls and has impressive stats, including over 61,000 passing yards and 490 touchdown passes against 112 interceptions.Rodgers also holds the record for the highest earnings in NFL history, surpassing $380 million, and boasts a winning record as a starting quarterback with 151 wins to 82 losses. #sports

Aaron Rodgers is all that stands between the Jets and total oblivion

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