9 Big Things from the Green Bay Packers 2021 Season

Another MVP-caliber Season for Green Bay Packers Aaron Rodgers

It was another MVP-caliber season for Aaron Rodgers that was capped off with a fantastic seven-game stretch to the regular season.

Overall, he would complete nearly 69 percent of his passes for 4,115 yards at 7.7 yards per attempt and a passer rating of 111.9. Rodgers also had an absurd interception rate of 0.8 percent with 37 touchdowns to only four interceptions, and we also saw some vintage Aaron Rodgers’ moments as well along the way.

But during the final stretch of the season is where Rodgers really shined. As pointed out by Zach Kruse of Packers Wire, he would complete 72 percent of his passes with 20 touchdowns, no interceptions, along with a passer rating of 124.4.

Rodgers did all of this while playing with an injured toe for much of the season, and in addition to the numbers mentioned above, he was also named a first team All-Pro and broke the Green Bay Packers record for most career touchdown passes.

We also saw wide receiver Davante Adams would put together a career year as he recorded 123 receptions for 1,553 yards and 11 touchdowns. The connection that he and Rodgers have on the field is otherworldly.

Unfortunately, as mentioned on the previous slide, Rodgers did slip back into some of his old tendencies in the playoffs, which played a big role in Green Bay losing the game.

With that said, it was another phenomenal regular season for Rodgers, as well as Adams. Now we wait and see whether or not he will be back for the 2022 season, or if he will be playing elsewhere.