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NFL Football Players Draft Injuries Rookies Season SuperbowlPublished: September 15, 2009
In a game the Packers likely would have found a way to lose last season Green Bay showed the toughness and resolve they often lacked in 2008, traits that Aaron Rodgers put on full display for a national audience.
With his normally sure-handed receivers dropping passes, Rodgers being uncharacteristically inaccurate at times, and his sieve-like offensive line surrendering pass-rushers all night, No. 12 took his beating like a man and refused to make the big mistake.
And then when it got down to money time, that is precisely what Rodgers was.
Money.
Unlike his counterpart Jay Cutler, who forced an alarming amount of passes and paid the price for his impatience with four costly picks, Rodgers took his hits and just kept balling.
Cutler faded from the rush or tried to jam passes in as opposed to taking his hits, and it cost Chicago the game in a disappo...
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