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1. Aaron Rodger (94.5)
Aaron Rodgers is a bad, bad man. Or so the saying goes. After a couple of down years by his standards and many critics wondering if his time in the NFL is winding down, Rodgers responded with a career year by almost every standard.
Not only was he PFF’s highest-graded quarterback in 2020, but it was Rodgers’ career-high as well. The offense LaFleur has implemented has been highly successful in reviving Rodgers’ career to MVP-esque numbers (an award he should win this year). However, don’t sleep on Rodgers’ own determination and skill level as the driving force to his amazing season.