Aaron Rodgers

Cross-checked Packers championship history, official team retrospectives, career records, contemporary game accounts, and verified Athlore box scores. The list starts with the championship, then preserves the signature off-platform Dallas throw, both defining late-game escapes in Detroit and Chicago, and the six-touchdown half that captures Rodgers at his regular-season peak.

1. #1. Rodgers threw for 304 yards and three touchdowns without an interception against Pittsburgh's top-ranked defense, winning Super Bowl XLV MVP and delivering Green Bay its fourth Super Bowl title. Packers championship seasons
2. #2. Rodgers threw for 355 yards and, on third-and-20 with 12 seconds left, rolled left and delivered the sideline strike to Jared Cook that set up Green Bay's winning field goal in Dallas. Packers: Playoff game for the ages at Dallas
3. #3. Rodgers completed a 20-point comeback with a 61-yard, untimed Hail Mary to Richard Rodgers—the Miracle in Motown and the enduring single-play expression of his arm talent. Packers: The Hail Mary in Detroit
4. #4. Returning after seven games out with a broken collarbone, Rodgers threw the fourth-down, 48-yard winner to Randall Cobb in the final minute to beat Chicago and claim the NFC North. Packers championship seasons
5. #5. Rodgers threw six touchdown passes in the first half—three from at least 40 yards—as Green Bay led Chicago 42–0 at halftime in the sharpest single-half performance of his MVP career. Packers: Rodgers throws six first-half touchdowns

Reviewed through 2026-08-11