Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers tossed a touchdown against a woeful Minnesota Vikings defense.
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With Aaron Rodgers under center and a bunch of impressive skill players, the the Green Bay Packers don’t need much help on offense.
Of course, being the nice guys that they are, the Minnesota Vikings were more than willing to help.
While Minnesota’s defense has played relatively solid this season and even did so during the first quarter plus of today’s tilt, they had a massive blunder late in the second quarter.
Perhaps salivating at the idea of sacking Aaron Rodgers on a roll out, multiple members of the Minnesota Vikings defense gave chase in effort to bring down the Packers quarterback. However they came up a few inches short as Rodgers was able to evade their pursuit and in the process found tight end Richard Rodgers wide open in the end zone across the field.
When I say wide open, I mean wide open.
Did you see anybody within ten feet? Fifteen? Twenty? Fifty?
It was difficult to tell if it was simply a botched play or if the Green Bay Packers attempted to pull a little trickery against their NFC North rival though either way, it worked out perfectly.
Aaron Rodgers may never have an easier touchdown pass and Richard Rodgers may never have an easier catch.
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