NFL power rankings: Which NFC quarterback is best?

2. Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers

Does Aaron Rodgers strike you as the type who might be disrespected by seeing his team, just one game short of the Super Bowl, use their first round pick on his replacement? Yeah…

Does Rodgers also strike you as someone who might use said frustration to have a tremendous season? Yeah…

In 2019, the former MVP led his team to the NFC Championship Game despite having only two legitimate pass-catchers on the roster, both of whom missed multiple games with injury, and despite having an offensive line which gave up more than two sacks per game.

Rodgers still threw for over 4,000 yards and 26 touchdowns. Yeah, he’s still got it.

This season should be yet another great season for Rodgers. The team desperately needs receiving help, though, to compete with the Saints this year.