Last week I compared Aaron Rodger’s 2016 season to Super Bowl winning 2010 season. In both, there was a drastic improvement seen in the second half of the season. With the Packers beating the Cowboys last week, they move forward to the Conference Championship weekend to face the Atlanta Falcons. Steelers and Patriots face off in the AFC, which means there are four powerhouse quarterbacks all looking to take their team to the Super Bowl this year: Matt Ryan, Aaron Rodgers, Ben Roethlisberger, and Tom Brady.
Here’s a breakdown of their performances since week 11:
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Takeaways:
- Matt Ryan and Aaron Rodgers accuracy helps Yards/Dropback
- Ben Roethlisberger and Tom Brady have much better protection (Or getting rid of ball quicker)
- Matt Ryan Yards After Catch alludes to better receiver separation
- Aaron Rodgers leads all four in Passing Attempts means he’s relied upon more than Matt Ryan
- Aaron Rodgers attempts and accuracy for the deep ball is a game changer
- NFC Conference Championship is going to be a shootout!!