Aaron Rodgers isn’t just a cannon arm. He’s also a student of the game capable of reading defenses and changing up his playbook to best strike at his opponent’s weaknesses.
Rodgers explained his impressive skillset when it comes to engineering an offense during his weekly visit to The Pat McAfee Show Tuesday. When former teammate A.J. Hawk asked whether the reigning MVP thought he’d be a good in-game play caller as an offensive coordinator, he was happy to lay out his bonafides.
