There was only one man they had all come to see. When the Green Bay Packers became the 32nd of the NFL's 32 teams to make the trip to London on Sunday, it was quarterback Aaron Rodgers who was the undoubted star attraction.
American football fans on this side of the pond have been treated to Tom Brady, Drew Brees and Russell Wilson over the last 20 years, but never Rodgers, one of the finest quarterbacks of his or any generation. A four-time and reigning league MVP, Rodgers might just be the most talented player to ever grace these shores.
