Anonymous defensive coordinator comments on Aaron Rodgers

Aaron Rodgers has been terrorizing opposing defenses for almost 15 seasons under center in Green Bay. One anonymous defensive coordinator is apparently very tired of dealing with the legend and can't wait for when he either retires or at least drops out of the top tier of quarterbacks, if that is even possible. "I can't wait to rate him as a 2. That will be, like, the favorite day of my career," the anonymous coach told The Athletic's Mike Sando. 

It only makes sense that opposing defensive coordinators are frustrated with Rodgers. The 38-year old quarterback has the best touchdown-interception ratio in NFL history (4.83-1). He is a four-time MVP and the reigning back-to-back MVP of the league. He has over 55,000 pass yards in his career and a ridiculous interception percentage of just 1.3% (NFL record). Rodgers, at minimum, is one of the greatest quarterbacks of all-time and the most talented thrower of the football the league has ever seen. He and the Packers are coming off of three consecutive 13-win seasons and two NFC Championship Game appearances in the last three seasons.

The California native does not appear to be slowing down anytime soon. He has thrown an absurd 136 touchdowns and just 15 interceptions in the last four seasons. Father Time will always be undefeated, but the 10-time Pro-Bowler in Rodgers appears to be one of the very few players that can hold it off as long as possible, as sad as it may be for the anonymous defensive coordinator.