By: DIEGO BENAVIDESJanuary 23, 2021 – 22:33
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Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers are two of the quarterbacks projected to enter the Hall of Fame in the
NFL
when they retire and they will be remembered for their iconic number 12.
The Buccaneers and Packers quarterbacks have many arguments both sporting and numerical to be considered as two of the best in their position and these are the 12 must-see data between both players.
TOM BRADY
Tom Brady: Super Bowl, conference finals and MVP’s
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– He was selected in the 2000 Draft and passed 198 players before to be selected in the sixth round (pick 199 total).
– He has won the Vince Lombardi six times and was the MVP (Most Valuable Player) four times after nomination in 2002, 2004, 2015 and 2017.
– He will contest his 14th Conference Final against the Packers and no one has appeared as many times as him. Second place is Joe Montana (7 times).
– Selected 14 times for the Pro Bowl, three times on the All-Pro team, 31 times the player of the week and 11 times the player of the month.
– He is one of the 3 quarterbacks (along with Manning and Mahomes) who has reached 50 touchdown passes in the regular season.
– Looking to reach his 10th Super Bowl. No player has done it as much as he, as the second place is John Elway (5 times).
AARON RODGERS
Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers
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– Was selected 24th in 2005 globalDraft in the first round; he was the second quarterback behind Alex Smith (San Francisco).
– He has won the Super Bowl (XLV) once and won it against the Pittsburgh Steelers by 31-25 and finished as the MVP (Most valuable player)
– It will be the first time he plays in a Conference Final, fifth in his career, at home at Lambeau Field, he was eliminated in 2014 against Seattle, 2016 against Falcons and 2019 against 49ers.
– Selected 9 times for the Pro Bowl, three times on the All-Pro team, 18 times the player of the week and 8 times the player of the month.
– In this 2020 regular season, he set his best touchdown mark with 48.
– During 2011 and 2014 he was chosen as the MVP of the regular season. Fifth QB in Packers history to achieve such distinction (Paul Hornung, Jim Taylor, Bart Starr and Brett Favre).
Visiting conference finals are a terror for Tom Brady
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