Aaron Rodgers News
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Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers signed a contract extension that ESPN said would give the 2011 Super Bowl Most Valuable Player the highest salary in National Football League history.
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It’s a familiar scene to National Football League fans: beaming young athletes in tailored suits sitting awkwardly in the green room, ready to go on stage at a moment’s notice to hoist up their new jerseys. It’s also a gamble: Will the player in attendance hear his name called first? Maybe 12th? What about not at all?
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The 21-yard touchdown toss to Greg Jennings looked and felt oh-so familiar, so retro, didn’t it?
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Aaron Rodgers joined Hall-of-Famer Bart Starr and Brett Favre in leading the Green Bay Packers to the Super Bowl title, earning his own place in National Football League history along the way.
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U.S. auto insurers, a group that has enlisted Hollywood actors and professional athletes to pitch their coverage, failed to boost sales even after spending billions of dollars on advertisements, McKinsey & Co. said.
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Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger may not beat his Green Bay Packers counterpart Aaron Rodgers in endorsements, earning potential and popularity even if his team wins the Super Bowl.
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Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers was cleared to play against the New York Giants on Dec. 26 after missing a game with a concussion.
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The Super Bowl trophy is headed back to Green Bay, Wisconsin, thanks to Aaron Rodgers and an opportunistic Packers’ defense.
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The Green Bay Packers beat the Minnesota Vikings 24-10, and the Houston Texans defeated the Cincinnati Bengals 19-13 to advance to the second round of the National Football League playoffs.
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Drew Brees set records on the field as the New Orleans Saints quarterback this year and beat all other athletes off of it in the Power 100, a measure of performance, popularity and marketability, Bloomberg Businessweek reports on its website.
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