Aaron Rodgers inked a multi-year extension with the Packers. (Getty Images)

Ted Thompson, Executive Vice President, General Manager and Director of Football Operations for the Green Bay Packers announced Friday afternoon the team has signed a contract extension with starting quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

Rodgers was drafted by the Packers in the first round of the 2005 draft at No. 24. In his first five seasons as a starter (2008-2012), Rodgers posted 21,332 passing yards, the most by a starting quarterback in his first five seasons in NFL history.

Rodgers has collected several NFL records, including No. 1 in NFL history with a career passer rating of 104.9 (min. 1,500 attempts). He has completed 1,752 of 2,665 passes for 21,661 yards, 171 touchdowns with 46 interceptions during his career. He also led the Packers to a Super Bowl XLV victory.

From the Packers site:

“Aaron is a true professional and a special player,” Thompson said. “He works hard, is humble, and is focused on his actions, on and off the field. He is an excellent teammate and pushes himself and others to be the very best. We are happy to reach an agreement to extend his career with the Packers.”

The new contract is reportedly for five years and $110 million.

Aaron Rodgers new contract: 5 years, $110M. That's $22M per. $40M in the first year (wow). Over $62M in the first three years.—
Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) April 26, 2013

#Packers have signed QB Aaron Rodgers to a contract extension! RT if you're excited: pckrs.com/9dau—
Green Bay Packers (@packers) April 26, 2013

Aaron Rodgers and the Packers could be close to a monster contract extension. (Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)

Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers are closing in on a long-term extension that would make the 2005 first-round pick the highest-paid player in NFL history, ESPN.com’s Adam Schefter reported Thursday. Schefter reported that the deal, which has a good chance of being completed this offseason, could average $25 million per season.

That number would surpass Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco, who signed a six-year, $120.6 million contract earlier this offseason that made him the highest-paid NFL player.

Midway through his first season as the Packers’ starting quarterback in 2008, Rodgers signed a contract extension that paid him $65 million over seven seasons. Rodgers has two years and $19.75 million remaining on that deal, including base salaries of $9.25 million in 2013 and $10.5 million in 2014.

Since becoming the Packers’ full-time starter in 2008 after three seasons backing up Brett Favre, the 29-year-old Rodgers has blossomed into one of the NFL’s top quarterbacks. Under Rodgers’ lead, the Packers won Super Bowl XLV in 2011.

Last season, Rodgers placed in the top five of NFL quarterbacks in almost every important statistical category. He completed 67.2 percent of his passes for 4,295 yards while putting up a 108.0 quarterback rating. He threw 39 touchdowns to only eight interceptions.

Free agent Greg Jennings said that the team’s quarterback will be an important factor as to where he signs. (Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)

In an interview with USA Today’s Robert Klemko, free-agent wide receiver Greg Jennings said that the quality of the team’s quarterback will be a major factor in where he decides to play next season.

“Coaching means a lot, the dynamic of the team,” Jennings told Klemko. “To me, the quarterback means a lot, if they have one or not, and I have to make sure my family is comfortable.”

Jennings’ statement seems like the norm for free-agent wide receivers, but Klemko points out that it likely rules out the Arizona Cardinals, Cleveland Browns, Tennessee Titans, Oakland Raiders and Philadelphia Eagles — all of which have shaky situations at quarterback.

SI.com’s Peter King ranks Jennings the No. 9 available free agent on the market, and second among wide receivers to Pittsburgh’s Mike Wallace.

Jennings played in only eight games last season while battling a groin injury. He caught 36 passes for 366 yards and four touchdowns. For Jennings, a return to the play with Packers and superstar quarterback Aaron Rodgers is still possible — general manager Ted Thompson said last month that he would like to keep Jennings in a Packer uniform. But Jennings’ reported contract demands could push him out of the Packers’ range.

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers could be in for a big payday before his contract expires in 2014. (Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images)

All eyes will be on the Super Bowl this weekend, but for the Green Bay Packers and quarterback Aaron Rodgers, they are more likely to be paying attention to the aftermath of the game when Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco is expected to ask for big money in contract negotiations.

On Monday, it was reported that Flacco will likely ask for a contract in the $100 million range that includes $40 million in guaranteed money. New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees received that exact deal last offseason.

Rodgers, whose contract is not up until 2014, gets paid an average of $9.3 million a season and has been the NFL’s top-rated quarterback the past two seasons. Flacco’s passer rating is 87.2 over the past three seasons, which ranks 14th for quarterbacks with at least 30 starts over that time period.

The new franchise-tag rules mean that if a player is tagged in back-to-back years, he in the second season makes 120 percent of the previous year, and if he’s franchised a third straight year, he makes 144 percent. Last year the tag for quarterbacks was relatively cheap at $14.4 million, but it will go up at least a little this year.

Rodgers, 29, threw for 4,295 yards with 39 touchdowns and eight interceptions for the Packers last season.

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers won’t play in the upcoming Pro Bowl, according to Jason Wilde of ESPNWisconsin.

Rodgers cited a collection of ailments including an injured knee and ankle injury. He reported having an injection in his knee on Tuesday.

He is the second quarterback to take his name off the NFC roster. The Redskins’ Robert Griffin III will miss the all-star game while he recovers from last week’s knee surgery to repair his ACL and LCL.

Saints quarterback Drew Brees was selected to take Griffin’s roster spot. A replacement will also been needed for quarterback Matt Ryan if the Falcons win the upcoming NFC Championship Game and qualify for the Super Bowl.

Rodgers, who completed 67.2 percent of his passes for 4,295 yards, 39 touchdowns and eight interceptions, was critical of the effort exerted by some of his NFC teammates, who “embarrassed” him in last year’s Pro Bowl.

#Packers QB Aaron Rodgers says he will NOT play in the #ProBowl because of multiple injuries.—
Jason Wilde (@jasonjwilde) January 15, 2013

#Packers QB Aaron Rodgers said after his radio show ended that he received an injection in his knee today. Had also mentioned ankle on air.—
Jason Wilde (@jasonjwilde) January 15, 2013

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says he is not playing his best football right now. His team is 2-3 this season. (Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)

Green Bay Packers quarterback and reigning NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers will be the first to admit that his team has struggled this season and is putting the blame of himself.

“I haven’t played as well as the expectations are, obviously,” Rodgers said on 540 AM in Milwaukee. ”The ones I put on myself, I like to think are as high or higher than the ones people outside put on me. It’s interesting to look at the stats for what they are and think I’m not playing my best football right now.”

Rodgers has thrown for 1,307 yards with 10 touchdowns and four interceptions. His 97.o quarterback rating is eighth in the league.

“I set the bar high and I expect to play at a higher level. Been making just some mistakes I’m not used to making. Throwing the ball to the other team, I’ve done that four times already. … Uncharacteristic of the way I’ve played,” Rodgers said. “Missed some throws I’m accustomed to hitting. Haven’t played the way of the standard I’ve set.”

The Packers are 2-3 and play at the undefeated Houston Texas (5-0) on Sunday, the first of three straight road games for the team.

QB Aaron Rodgers’ angry reaction didn’t offend WR James Jones. (Andy Lyons/Getty Images)

Green Bay Packer James Jones took a tongue-lashing from quarterback Aaron Rodgers in front of a national television audience Thursday night, but the wide receiver told reporters it’s all good today.

“Me and A-Rod are way closer than that, man, to let something like that come in between us,” Jones told a gaggle of reporters at his locker Tuesday.

Rodgers was seen chastising the sixth-year receiver after his uncertainty during a route ended with Bears cornerback Tim Jennings intercepting the quarterback’s pass.

Jones explained the intricacies of teammate relationships and that the interception was his fault.

“We’re out there trying to win the ball game. It was my fault. I gave him mixed signals,” Jones said Tuesday. “I mean, we’re all emotional out there, man. It’s common, man. We do a lot of head gestures and stuff like that, the camera may not just be on us. Me and him, we’re both competitive, we’re trying to win. It was my fault. We don’t ever want to turn the ball over. I’m not mad at him. Shoot, we’re trying to win, man. Get on me. I messed up.”

During the same game, Bears quarterback Jay Cutler also drew criticism for shoving offensive tackle J’Marcus Webb after Cutler was pressured in the pocket.

The incidents gave FOX NFL analyst and NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Terry Bradshaw reason to tell Rodgers and Cutler to stop embarrassing their teammates.

The Green Bay Packers have announced that December 12, 2012 (12-12-12) will be named Aaron Rodgers Day in Wisconsin.

Announcement right now at Lambeau Field of 12-12-12 being named as Aaron Rodgers Day in Wisconsintwitpic.com/9j63wn

— Green Bay Packers (@packers) May 9, 2012

Rodgers, the reigning NFL Most Valuable Player, wears the number 12 jersey for the Packers.

The 28-year-old threw for 45 touchdowns and just six interceptions in 2011, posting a 122.5 quarterback rating.

In 2009, the state of Wisconsin declared May 19 to be Brett Favre Record Day, in honor of the then Packers quarterback setting the NFL record for career touchdown passes.

The Milwaukee Brewers have released the first of a series of promotional ads that feature Green Bay Packers’ superstar Aaron Rodgers, reports the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

“We have established a partnership with Aaron Rodgers, and these television spots showcase Aaron’s wit and sense of humor,” Brewers COO Rick Schlesinger said in a statement.

The first ad reportedly shows Rodgers displaying a new and unusual pitching delivery to the Brewers’ front office. The NFL MVP was the centerpiece for one of the most popular sports based commercials of 2011, State Farm’s “Discount Double Check.”

The Brewers hope to capitalize on not only Rodgers’ humor but also his massive popularity in the state of Wisconsin. A survey released by Public Policy Polling indicated that Rodgers had a higher approval rating in the state than Mother Theresa, George Washington, and Martin Luther King.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rogers visited friend Ryan Braun and the Milwaukee Brewers at spring training to film a commercial shoot on Wednesday, according to ESPN.  After the shoot, the Packers quarterback took the field and participated in some catching drills.

“I had a lot of fun,” Rodgers said to reporters after stopping by the Brewers’ Maryvale complex.

Arriving to the Maryvale Complex wearing jeans, T-shirt, hat, and sunglasses, Rodgers later took the mound in full Brewers uniform wearing No.12 with Braun standing alongside him for the commercial shoot.

Rodgers spent most of his time chatting with friend Braun, who had recently been exonerated of his drug-related penalty.  Shortly after Braun’s 50-game suspension was overturned, Rodgers quickly came to his friend’s defense tweeting, “[MLB] tried to sully the reputation of an innocent man.”

Perhaps the only athlete in Wisconsin more popular than Ryan Braun, Aaron Rodgers, took to Twitter to express his happiness that the reigning National League Most Valuable Player won his appeal against a 50-game suspension. 

#exonerated

—
Aaron Rodgers (@AaronRodgers12) February 23, 2012

MLB and cable sports tried to sully the reputation of an innocent man. Picked the wrong guy to mess with. Truth will set u free #exonerated

—
Aaron Rodgers (@AaronRodgers12) February 23, 2012

When its guilty until proven innocent, all u need are the facts. #howsthecrowmlb #exonerated

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Aaron Rodgers (@AaronRodgers12) February 23, 2012

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is already known well by national TV audiences for more than just his prowess on the football field, as his “Discount Double Check” commercials for State Farm have made him even more of a household name. But Rodgers has his eye on bigger and better things, pop culture-wise: He’s interested in hosting “Saturday Night Live.”

Rodgers mentioned the possibility several times yesterday on ESPN radio in Milwaukee, according to Kevin Seifert of ESPN. The reigning MVP said he met with a couple of SNL cast members over the weekend in Indianapolis, and he’s been networking to get on the show.

“I’m hopeful that we can figure something out there,” Rodgers said.

Rodgers, 28, was the Packers’ first-round draft pick in 2005. He took over the starting job in 2008 with the retirement of Brett Favre, and he vaulted quickly into the national spotlight by winning the Super Bowl last winter and league MVP honors just last week.

Crossing over from “star athlete” to pure “star,” however, may be the hard part, and hosting SNL would be a huge step in that direction. As Seifert notes, past athletes to host the NBC variety show include crossover stars like Fran Tarkenton, Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Joe Montana, Charles Barkley, Michael Jordan, LeBron James, Nancy Kerrigan and Walter Payton.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has been named the NFL’s Most Valuable Player.

Aaron Rodgers was just announced as the NFL MVP, as voted by the Associated Press. First Packers MVP winner since Favre in '97.

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Green Bay Packers (@packers) February 05, 2012

Rodgers earned 48 of the 50 first-place votes (two went to Saints quarterback Drew Brees). He is the first Packer to win the award since Brett Favre won it in 1997.

This season, Rodgers led the NFL in QB rating (122.5) and threw for 45 touchdown passes and 4,643 yards. The 28-year-old led the Packers to a 15-1 regular season record.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers said Tuesday on the radio that he was “disappointed” with the effort exhibited in this year’s Pro Bowl.

“I’ll be honest with you, I was a little disappointed,” Rodgers said Tuesday during a radio interview with ESPN Milwaukee. ”I felt like some of the guys on the NFC side embarrassed themselves. There should be some pride involved in a game like that, and I was just surprised by some of the efforts by some of the guys.”

Perhaps is that lack of effort that led to a 59-41 final score, and even a smattering of boos from the crowd in Hawii.

Packers’ Quarterback Aaron Rodgers will play in the 2012 Pro Bowl, according to Milwaukee radio station 540 ESPN.

Voted as the NFC starting quarterback, Rodgers told ESPN radio that he plans to play in the Pro Bowl on Jan.29 in Honolulu.

The Packers coaching staff will lead the NFC against the Houston Texans coaches who will lead the AFC team. No other selected players from the Packers have confirmed their participation in the 2012 Pro Bowl.

It is widely believed that Rodgers will be named the NFL MVP this season after leading the Packers to a 15-1 regular season record. The 28-year-old threw for 4,643 yards, 45 touchdowns, and just six interceptions on the  year.

Three days after the Packers’ loss to the New York Giants, Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers spent some of his time talking to ESPN 540 radio, mourning the early exit of his team from the playoffs.  After Rodgers finished answering questions about what he and the team could have done differently to win against the Giants, he finally addressed what everyone has been wondering:  Has he called Miss America yet?

Before winning Saturday night’s pageant, then-Miss Wisconsin Laura Kaeppeler declared on National TV: “If you’re watching, Aaron Rodgers, call me.”

At the time of the pageant, Rodgers claims he was watching the Broncos-Patriots game and also keeping track of the pageant race online.  The Pro Bowl quarterback said he was bombarded with text messages after Kaeppeler’s shout out.

“So eventually I clicked over,” Rodgers said to ESPN 540 radio, “and actually I clicked over when it was down to the top five and was amazed as it went four, she’s still up there. Three, she’s still up there. Two, she’s still up there. Is she really going to win this thing? And then, sure enough, she did. So I’ve got to give her a lot of credit for that. That’s quite an accomplishment. A whole year of getting to do all of that Miss America stuff. That’s exciting for Wisconsin, the one bright spot over the weekend.”

Rodgers claims he has not responded yet to the newly-crowned Miss America, although he has expressed his excited for her victory.

While the state of Wisconsin is likely still recovering from the Green Bay Packers stunning loss to the New York Giants last night at home, one small bit of solace has to come from the fact that Miss Wisconsin, Laura Kaeoppeler was named Miss America just one night before.

During her introduction on stage, Kaeoppeler told Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers to call her.  

“If you’re watching, Aaron Rodgers, call me,” she said in front of national television.

After her victory, Kaeppeler will serve the next year as Miss America while helping to raise money for the Children’s Miracle Network.

Reigning Super Bowl MVP Aaron Rodgers blamed the Green Bay Packers stunning loss to the New York Giants last night on poor play, not rust, according to the New York Post.  

“Oh, it’s real — we got beat by a team that played better tonight,” Rodgers told the Post. “That’s the reality of this league.”

“We just turned the ball over too many times to win,” Rodgers said. “They had a good plan, but we had a lot of chances to execute and didn’t do it. We put our defense in a tough spot, and that’s why our season is over.”

The Packers had three lost fumbles, an interception, and upwards of six dropped passes last night in the 37-20 thumping at home to the Giants. The loss brings a surprising end to what some thought would be a fairy tale season resulting in the team’s second consecutive Super Bowl.

Instead, the 15-2 Packers will begin their offseason Monday morning.

The 10-7 Giants will play the 14-3 San Francisco 49ers Sunday evening in the NFC Championship.

Green Bay Packers wide receiver, Greg Jennings told the “Ian O’Connor Show,” on ESPN New York 1050 that he believes quarterback Aaron Rodgers is better than Brett Favre.

“They both bring different things to the table, but honestly right now I definitely have to go with … Aaron, his body of work at such a young age, his attention to detail, his discipline, I think it’s really second to none — its un-paralleled,” Jennings said, as transcribed by ESPN.com.  

“You haven’t really found a QB that has done it the way (Rodgers) has done it,” Jennings told ESPN 1050.

Since Rodgers has taken over as the quarterback in Green Bay, Jennings numbers have sky rocketed. The 28-year-old receiver has hauled in 291 passes for 4,619 yards and 34 touchdowns in 61 games with Rodgers under center as opposed to 98 receptions, 1,552 yards and 15 touchdowns in two seasons with Favre.

Rodgers will compete this Sunday in the divisional playoffs attempting to accomplish something that Favre never did, winning a second Super Bowl title with the Green Bay Packers.

There’s been speculation all year long that Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers could meet up in a head-to-head showdown at the end of this season. Now, it’s been confirmed.

No, not that one.

Brady and Rodgers were named on Tuesday night as starting quarterbacks for the annual Pro Bowl, slated to be held on Jan. 29 in Honolulu. This marks the seventh selection for Brady and the second for Rodgers. The two superstars will headline their respective conferences in the 66th annual all-star exhibition.

This marks the third consecutive season, however, that the Pro Bowl has been held the week before the Super Bowl and not the week after. This means both conference champion quarterbacks will be held out of the game, so if either Brady’s New England Patriots or Rodgers’ Green Bay Packers should qualify for the big game in Indianapolis, the QBs’ backups will start instead. Ben Roethlisberger and Philip Rivers were named backup quarterbacks for the AFC, while Drew Brees and Eli Manning got the nods for the NFC squad.

The Patriots led the AFC with eight selections for the Pro Bowl; the 49ers will send eight of their own for the NFC, most notably running back Frank Gore.

You can view the complete rosters for each conference at NFL.com.

The Green Bay Packers, who this weekend clinched the top seed in the NFC, are mulling over whether they will rest their starters in their final game of the season this weekend against the Detroit Lions.

“I’m not going to stand here and tell you we’re going to give away an opportunity to win a game,” Packers head coach Mike McCarthy told ESPN. “We’re going to play to win the game next week. I’m not real excited about a division opponent coming in here and thinking we’re not going to do everything we can to get to 15-1. But health is an issue for us and I think that’s stating the obvious.”

With their 35-21 win over the Chicago Bears last night, the Packers sit atop the NFL with a 14-1 overall record. The next best records in the league belong to the San Francisco 49ers and the New England Patriots, who are both currently 12-3.

At one point Green Bay stood 13-0 and were staring at a potential undefeated season, however those hopes were squashed when the team was upset 19-14 by the Kansas City Chiefs in week 15. With the possibility of a record setting 17-0 year off the shelf, many expect the Packers’ decision to rest their star players to be a much easier one.

“I think that’s going to be up to Mike depending on how he wants to play it,” quarterback Aaron Rodgers told ESPN after being asked whether he would play Sunday. “We’ll fall in line. I think as a close friend of [backup Matt Flynn], I wouldn’t mind seeing him get an opportunity to play a little bit. But I’ll definitely do whatever Mike says.”

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers was named the Associated Press Male Athlete of the Year today.

Rodgers, 28, led the Green Bay Packers to a Super Bowl championship in 2011, earning the game’s MVP honors.

The hyper-accurate quarterback has since led the Packers on a dazzling 13-1 season so far in 2011. With Rodgers under center, the Packers put together a 19-game winning streak.

Through 14 games this season, Rodgers has posted an NFL leading 120.1 quarterback rating and has thrown for an NFL leading 40 touchdown passes.

Rodgers is widely considered the favorite to be named the 2011 NFL Most Valuable Player, and the Packers are currently considered the favorite to win this year’s Super Bowl.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is leading Pro Bowl voting with three weeks remaining, according to the team’s website.

Rodgers leads with 961,818 votes; his closest competitor, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is nearly 100,000 votes behind him (873,424). Detroit Lions wide receiver Calvin Johnson (743,355), New England Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker (684,591) and Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson (680,428) round out the top vote getters on NFL.com.

Balloting concludes Dec. 19 following the conclusion of the Monday Night Football matchup between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the San Francisco 49ers. The Pro Bowl teams will be formally announced 7:00 p.m. (ET) on Dec. 27 on NFL Network.

The 2012 Pro Bowl is scheduled for Jan. 29 at Aloha Stadium in Hawaii. The game will be televised on NBC at 7:00 p.m. (ET).

Green Bay Packers star quarterback Aaron Rodgers has an 89% approval rating among voters in the state of Wisconsin, according to Public Policy Polling (PPP).

PPP was so surprised with that finding that they decided to find what the approval rating was for other famous people in a national poll. According to their results, Aaron Rodgers was more popular in Wisconsin than George Washington, Mother Theresa, Martin Luther King Jr., Santa Claus, Mahatma Ghandi, Nelson Mandela and Steve Jobs were on a national level.

Beating out Rodgers on a national level were just two people, Abraham Lincoln and Jesus Christ. According to the poll, Americans had a 91% approval rating for Lincoln, and a 90% approval rating for Jesus.

No other athletes were included in the survey, however, according to the PPP, 93% of polled Americans have a favorable view of themselves.

Longtime Packers wide receiver Donald Driver has played with two Super Bowl winning quarterbacks in Green Bay, however the 13-year veteran reportedly prefers Aaron Rodgers over Packers legend Brett Favre, according to USA Today.

“I’ve played with two quarterbacks,” Driver told USA Today. “One just went out there and did what he did, and he wasn’t patient at all. But Aaron takes what the defense gives him, and that’s the type of guy you want.”

Driver played with Favre from 1999-2007 with the Packers. His best season in that stretch was in 2006 when he hauled in 92 catches for eight touchdowns. His best season with Rodgers under center was 2008 when he grabbed 74 catches for five touchdowns. Rodgers, however, took over at quarterback after Driver was already 33-years-old.

Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers was named NFC Offensive Player of the Month and Houston Texans RB Arian Foster was named AFC Offensive Players of the Month by the NFL, according to tweets from their respective team’s accounts.

This is Rodgers’ second NFC Offensive Player of the Month honor this season. If Rodgers is able to win the two remaining this season, he will become the first player to sweep the award in league history. Rodgers’ strong start under center has led the Packers to a 7-0 start. In October, Rodgers threw for 12 touchdown passes and a personal best in any month 1,455. Rodgers also led the league with a 129.4 passer rating.

Texans running back Foster had four touchdowns and 1,455 yards — 529 rushing — in the month of October. The 25-year-old out of Tennessee was Clutch for the Texans’ in the team’s win over the Titans, in which he scored three touchdowns and rushed for over 100 yards for the third time this season.

The NFL has announced that Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and San Francisco 49ers running back Frank Gore have been named the Air and Ground NFL Players of the Week.

Rodgers helped his team improve to 6-0 after leading the Packers to a 24-3 victory over the St. Louis Rams last weekend. The 27-year-old threw for 310 yards and three touchdowns in the victory. He has now thrown for 2037 yards and a league leading 17 passing touchdowns this season and has posted a 122.4 overall quarterback rating through six games this year.

Gore ran for 141 yards in just 15 carries last Sunday, helping his team defeat the previously unbeaten Detroit Lions 25-19. Gore has ran for 100-or-more yards in each of his last three games and has a total of 541 yards on the ground this season. Last year, Gore failed to rush for at least 1000 yards for the first time since his rookie season in 2005-06.