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| "If you're Michael, then I'm Kobe." "Okay?" |
Earlier this week I posted at Baller Ball about theabsurd trend of comparing Aaron Rodgers to NBA players. As a huge Green Bay
fan, I get it: Aaron Rodgers plays quarterback in a way that stylistically
separates him from his peers. While Tom Brady might have more Super Bowl wins,
Tom Brady cannot move the way Aaron Rodgers moves. While Peyton Manning maybe
Steve Jobs’ most precise invention, Aaron Rodgers is a living organism. I get
it. And the more I get it, the more I understand the need to go in search of
accurate Rodgers comparisons.

