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Fourth-and-20 from his own 4-yard line. 55 seconds left. Down a touchdown in a playoff game on the road. Season over, right? Aaron Rodgers launches it 60 yards to Jeff Janis. First down. Then a penalty backs them up. Five seconds left, 41 yards to go. Rodgers rolls left,...

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Фото профиля Will Baker
Will Baker3 дней назад

Goosebumps, Pete. Among the greatest series of plays against adversity I've ever seen. Hope you're recovering well, sir, and keep tellin' death to go to hell. 🫡

Фото профиля Elone
Elone3 дней назад

One of those moments where you wonder if going for two would have been better than a coin flip. I hated the old nfl OT rules.

Фото профиля MagicalFuckingBeans
MagicalFuckingBeans3 дней назад

Made the ending all the more devastating

Фото профиля MFThompson
MFThompson3 дней назад

That o-line folded every play.

Фото профиля It’s Bob!
It’s Bob!3 дней назад

First throw was better.

Фото профиля Sad about sports guy 🇺🇸
Sad about sports guy 🇺🇸3 дней назад

The first throw is why Aaron Rodgers is top 3 all time for me. 60 yard dart against his body rolling left is insane. If he had the defenses, offensive weapons and coaching advantages that guys like Tom Brady and Joe Mantana did then he would have more rings.

Фото профиля Tom kick
Tom kick3 дней назад

Fick that game. Fidnt sleep well thst night.

Фото профиля Wompo
Wompo3 дней назад

Jeff Janis. SVSU legend. I’ll never forget you ❤️

Фото профиля GrecoLaBlanco
GrecoLaBlanco3 дней назад

Discount double check era

Фото профиля jon steininger
jon steininger3 дней назад

And all he can manage is one super bowl

Фото профиля vei
vei3 дней назад

Why did the coach decide to use a blitz play?? Fkn dumb

Фото профиля simon templar
simon templar3 дней назад

Why the fuck are they rushing 8 in a hail mary situation?

Фото профиля NewsDan
NewsDan3 дней назад

I was there for that game. It was wild

Фото профиля Lucyy Sky💞
Lucyy Sky💞3 дней назад

the double hail mary is the most packers thing ever because we got the miracle and still lost. god really said heres your moment now watch

Фото профиля Jim
Jim3 дней назад

60 yards through the air and didn't step into it. That's a toss.

Фото профиля John
John3 дней назад

The catch was more impressive

Фото профиля Joe Saponara (aka Joey from Yonkers)
Joe Saponara (aka Joey from Yonkers)3 дней назад

@lordtreesap 20-20

Фото профиля Geekin ball$
Geekin ball$3 дней назад

Ass commentators

Фото профиля walker
walker3 дней назад

It’s the same receiver too lol aye Rodgers may have only 1 ring but it’s moment like these is why he’s one of the greatest

Фото профиля Veezy.
Veezy.3 дней назад

Man, Rodgers and Vick have the best throwing mechanics. Looks so effortless.

Фото профиля Louis
Louis3 дней назад

Steelers need prime Rodgers to win the super bowl

Фото профиля Richard “Dick” Whitman (🌎/21M)
Richard “Dick” Whitman (🌎/21M)3 дней назад

Worst defense ever

Фото профиля Holiday Mandalorian
Holiday Mandalorian3 дней назад

They lost 20-19.

Фото профиля TonyD
TonyD3 дней назад

Love this sports so much !!

Фото профиля fiendbehavior
fiendbehavior3 дней назад

Annnd they lost

Фото профиля Wilt Chamberlain ⛹🏾‍♂️
Wilt Chamberlain ⛹🏾‍♂️3 дней назад

the legendary eddie lacy

Фото профиля Blake
Blake3 дней назад

One of Larry's greatest moments of his career came a few plays later in overtime

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