The post is not about whether Aaron Rodgers is a upper echelon QB. He is. The post is about why 25 years of upper echelon QB play within the confines of a stable and prudent organization and consistent contention has failed to yield more dividends in terms of titles.


There must be a reason, or confluence of them. I personally think it's a combination of Rodger's risk-averse approach to the game (and before him Farve's overly-risky style) that causes him to struggle against good defenses in the playoffs, and a front office that plays it TOO safe in their approach to player acquisition and roster-building.


It is not only a fair question to ask, it is one Packers fans must already be asking themselves. It is "Titletown", is it not? They moved the goalposts to this very point upon which I am standing, and after having received a bounty of uninterrupted elite QB play that no franchise had EVER seen before or is likely to see again, they have the same number of titles as Eli Manning.