New Zealand Girl Reacts to AARON ROGERS | THE BAD MAN

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[@jl6301]

Best quote from Rodgers that night....He was asked how disappointed he was that he wouldn't be a 49er. He replied..."Not as disappointed as the 49ers will be for not drafting me."

[@taiwanwhite5762]

The Bad Man was a name given to him by Stephen A. Smith as a complement. It's separate from the whole arrogant storyline.

[@Ephem13]

Because he's coming to do bad, bad things to your favorite football team.

[@greenbaypackers621]

He’s a baaaaaaaaaaddddddd man

[@Theairbiscuit101]

She understood by the end of the video

[@kim-jong-poon]

I think Aaron's dry, witty, sarcastic sense of humor rubs some people the wrong way sometimes too. Like people don't realize he's just joking around. I think Aaron's weekly appearances on pat mcafee this past year have cleared up a lot of the misconceptions about thankfully.

[@ryansanada8073]

The throw against the Lions is a historic throw...it is literally called THE Hail Mary, and remains one of the best plays of all time

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

No it is not. That's Roger Staubach. No d in Roger. Ryan, learn some NFL lore.

[@larzz1846]

@@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344 I bet all your imaginary friends have parties they don’t invite you to.

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

@@larzz1846 I have no friends. I live a life of solitude.

[@larzz1846]

@@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344 imagine that.

[@emorywolf3985]

@@larzz1846 actually it is true roger Staubach did do the first hail Mary. because he did a hail Mary before he threw the pass.

[@BlueDebut]

As a Packers fan myself Rogers will forever be one of the greats.

[@aaronimbragulio5290]

As a Packers fan and as far as I can remember all I can remember is Rodger's and he's always gonna be my top 10 best of all time I know I can't say anything bout anyone I've never seen play during my time as an 18 year old so I don't know as much about alot of the old giants of old football #1 Payton Manning #2 Aaron Rodgers #3 Drew Brees #4 Tom Brady #5 Russel Wilson # 6 Patrick Mahomes #7 Brett Favre #8 Andrew Luck #9 Big Ben #10 Matt Ryan And this list will change as my life gose on but I'll consider Rodgers the true #1 if he wins just one more Superbowl he'll be the true #1

[@dkmetcalf6722]

You place Aaron Rodgers before Tom Brady and then not even have Joe Montana on the list, and you can't say you don't know anything about him cuz you have Marino on this list who played before Montana did in the NFL, Aaron won one superbowl and that's it

[@aaronimbragulio5290]

@@dkmetcalf6722 you also can't deny Rodgers has never had a coaching staff like New Englands nor has he ever a a supporting cast on offense other then two or three times and Everytime he did he has had a defense Thats the issue when people just use Superbowls to compare QBs Superbowls are a team achievement not just an individual the player can have an impact but no one player makes the team so if I hear the whole so and so has 3 or 6 or how ever many Superbowles I don't care when you look at the all round team, and stats then you compare

[@aaronimbragulio5290]

@@dkmetcalf6722 also I accidentally put Marino because I wasn't paying attention considering I was half asleep when I originally typed it

[@dkmetcalf6722]

@@aaronimbragulio5290 dude, how do you accidentally place Marino on there? And you're right about the superbowl being a team achievement, but it also shows how these QB's act in the spotlights, it shows the mentality of these players, Tom Brady not only won 6 superbowls but also has beaten really good teams from the greatest show on turf to the legion of boom who a year prior to superbowl 49 dismantled the Broncos and Peyton manning

[@pushpak]

The super bowl Lombardi trophy is named after the Green Bay Packers legendary head coach Vincent Lombardi and the Packers are owned by the citizens of Green Bay.

[@leefischer5814]

They are kind of Americas Team with the amount of owners around the United States nowadays😁👍

[@vailble8103]

@@leefischer5814 not kind of. You can go to every state and find a Packer bar. You cant say that about any other team.

[@terryhyndman9415]

The fact that they are owned by the people of Green Bay is what prompted Life Magazine to refer to them as "America's Team". The Cowboys got all butt-hurt about it and adopted the name. But we know...

[@TheTabaK23]

Vailble for the Steelers you can. I’m not a Steelers fan btw. I’m browns fan and it annoys the hell out of me how there are Steelers fans everywhere.

[@aredub1847]

​@@vailble8103 every country

[@buzzkillington3840]

I'm a guy from Wisconsin and grew up watching Brett Favre. Aaron Rodgers wasn't Favre, so it took some time to get used to. It was hard to see them choose some kid over someone we all loved like a family member. But Rodgers quickly won us over lol

[@CastGraph]

buzz killington so true

[@jed2927]

GO Pack GO

[@paulkaehn6203]

And now we have a new kid lol

[@slavicsoup7762]

Well said, as a Packers not old enough to understand Favre's impact at the time of when he went to Minnesota, part of me resents him for that, do Brett Favre fans holds that same resentment against him for leaving the team?

[@will6391]

I was born in Green Bay

[@cliftonfameree4436]

A little background on the team: oldest team in the league, smallest city of any major sports team in America, the only professional American team owned by the fans, and 13 time world champions (most in the league). Brett Favre came to Green Bay in the early 90's and brought us to our first world championship in 30 years. He was great. At the end of his career the Packers brought in Rodgers to replace Favre. Favre retired, Rodgers replaced him, Favre then comes out of retirement, and there was a split between people who wanted to bring back Favre and those who wanted to go with Rodgers. Packers went with Rodgers who lead us to another world championship victory. Favre was one of the greatest; but Rodgers (from a talent perspective) IS the greatest.

[@CastGraph]

Yeah Favre was great but he really did throw a lot of picks

[@treborjones6803]

Cardinals are actually the oldest franchise

[@cliftonfameree4436]

@@treborjones6803 True. To be more specific: Packers are the oldest team to remain the same. The bears might be older as well but have relocated and changed names.

[@fenner1986]

@@cliftonfameree4436 While as a Packers fan I would love that oldest in the league statement to be true, it's just not. Here is a history lesson of the NFL, from the NFL. - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pafHk6WaeK6Dbbc

[@binyominsilverman1592]

@@fenner1986 We are the second oldest team in the league. While the Chicago Bears were the first team in the NFL. The Bears were formed in 1921 along with the NFL. On the other hand the two oldest teams in the league are the "now" AZ Cardinals who were founded in 1898 as the Chicago Cardinals, and the Green Bay Packers who were founded in 1918 by a meat packer and Notre Dame football player name Earl Thomas (Curly) Lambeau. Both the Packers and the Cardinals are older than the league itself.

[@pushpak]

'Bad' is old school African-American slang meaning 'good' or 'excellent'.

[@coreylane3069]

@Javier Arroyo haha thats so cringy that you are stupid

[@dash4601]

He’s not an asshole lmao they call him the “baaaaad man” as a compliment lol

[@jl6301]

Courtney, I'm from Wisconsin, born and raised. I've had the luxury with Green Bay football to go from Brett Favre, to Aaron Rodgers. I feel truly blessed. Its such a joy to watch him play. Green Bay Packer football is basically a way of life here. Its a tradition unlike any other. We also have the Wisconsin Badgers, its just unreal.

[@RespectFPS]

He’s a baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad MAN!

[@andrewstolpman6743]

A Bad Man! As in he's so amazing that he is "bad news" for rival teams. And yes The Lambeau Field stadium is the most iconic of them all! The Lombardi trophy that they play for during the Superbowl is named after the premiere coach of the Packers...Vince Lombardi!

[@AndrewMartinez1776Redux]

Yeah he was bad news against the 49ers this past season.🤣

[@markpiekaczpiekacz912]

He kicks Detroit Lions ass a lot over the years.

[@killiansred1000]

That’s nothing unusual. The last time the Lions were decent was when Barry was here.

[@CastGraph]

That’s true

[@kevinb314]

So has everyone else in the league lol

[@markpiekaczpiekacz912]

I say the Lions win 6 games this year. If Matthew Stafford gos down its going to be same old Lions.

[@killiansred1000]

Mark Piekacz Piekacz That’s generous.

[@andrewstolpman6743]

I live in Wisconsin and have been a lifelong Packer fan! I am so happy you have come across the greatest team in the NFL! Green and Gold!

[@Razzy1312]

You should react to the Alex Smith documentary that just came out. NFL player that had his leg broken so badly that he nearly died in surgery and is making a miraculous comeback. His leg was so mangled that it resembled a war injury so they sent him to a military hospital to that military surgeons could learn about treating the type of wound.

[@exposingthedarknesswiththe9190]

*PEOPLE RAG ON ROGERS NOT REALLY BECAUSE OF HIM, BUT BECAUSE OF THE COACHES CALLING WRONG PLAYS AND BLAMING ROGERS!!* *ROGERS IS A HUMBLE MAN AND A GENTLEMAN WHEREVER HE GOES!!* *HE'S NOT A SHOW-OFF NOR BOISTEROUS LIKE SO MANY OTHER PLAYERS!!*

[@MelaniePoparad]

If I recall correctly, both of those insane hail mary's were in the same season and against divisional rivals... It was painful.

[@BrianSchaffer]

Cardinals aren't division rivals, but was the same season yes.

[@MelaniePoparad]

Brian Schaffer Good call. I was thinking there was a hail mary against the Lions and the Bears in a tight span. Maybe over two seasons. I might be totally wrong. But yeah, Cards are not in the nfc north. :)

[@candybanks8717]

I like how, because of soccer, you are aware of the importance of spatial awareness. Equally important in both sports and the thing that separates the good from the great.

[@tyrannicaltypomichaeltester]

He's one of the greats. You heard Dan Marino with wheels in this video, Dan The Man is my favorite of all time best passer of all time. Thanks Mrs Courtney

[@profanepersonality]

He is confident (deservedly so), he has a dark & sarcastic sense of humor; some people mistake that for ego, narcissism, or beinf arrogant. He is his biggest critic, and lifts others up before himself, in reality.

[@garyballard179]

Before that Packers/Steelers Super Bowl, my brother asked me who would win. I told him the Steelers (who had already won a recent SB) may have more experience, but Aaron and the Packers were hungrier for the win.

[@Horible4]

That game should have been a blowout. Two dropped passes that would have went for touchdowns and a dropped interception on a drive that got the Steelers a touchdown meant the score would have been 45 to 18. The Steelers really stood no chance. Packers had the better roster, Rodgers just got injured earlier in the season and they lost some games in the process nearly missing the playoffs.

[@Senaleb]

People really disrespected that Steelers team but they were the best defense by A LOT that year. The fact the packers sliced them up really is pretty special.

[@RM-ks8pp]

Love your reactions. I am from Wisconsin and the Packers are my team. They have five championships and four Super Bowl victories wining the first two. The super bowl trophy is named after the late great Vince Lombardi who was the Packers legendary coach from 1959 - 1967. I believe they are the only team that is not owned by one individual but by the city of Green Bay. You should do a reaction to Brett Farve , another great packer quarterback who preceded Rogers.

[@CastGraph]

Ron Moths agreed

[@larrywt656]

Actually, the Packers have 13 NFL championships, winning eight in the pre-Super Bowl years. I don't live in Wisconsin, but my family is from there. I was born and raised in Texas, but I have been a life-long Packer fan, my cousin lives in Green Bay, and my uncle (his father) got me one share of the team when I turned 18.

[@leefischer5814]

Brett Fav-re. Man gotta watch There's Something About Mary now😂

[@binyominsilverman1592]

That's Blasphemy. Championships broken down by coach: Earl Thomas Lambeau: 6: 1929, 1930, 1931, 1936, 1939. 1944. Vincent Thomas Lombardi :5: 1961, 1962, 1965, 1966, 1967. Mike Holmgren :1: 1996. Mike McCarthy :1: 2010. Matt Lafleur(?) 6+5+1+1=13

[@barbmyles3684]

The team is owned by the fans.

[@markthompson8532]

A fun fact about Aaron Rogers. He did not initially play for any large major college universities because no one offered him a scholarship. He played for Butte Community College when a scout saw him who came to the small community (junior) college to look at a receiver. After the scout saw him he was offered to play for Cal State.

[@CourtneyCoulston]

Oh wow interesting!!

[@town_biznessman380]

You should react to his predecessor, Brett "the Gunslinger" Favre.💯

[@MrWeusi]

agreed ...

[@town_biznessman380]

You should also dig deeper on your own time into Rogers. He has cut his family off. I have nothing bad to say about him. He's my favorite QB in the league. I will say this... he's a different animal. BTW When you hear Stephen A. Smith saying he's bad. He means bad meaning good.

[@wulffy54914]

@@town_biznessman380 Rodgers*

[@Stevo-xe9jw]

I actually requested that video a while back, I know they made Brett to be the "A-hole" in this video, but Favre is still legendary in his own right. I think this took place back when Favre was having serious issues with Ted Thompson if I'm not mistaken.

[@danvain]

I've asked for Favre before as well. Would love to see the freak outs over his plays!!

[@BrianKapellusch]

It's really hard to describe the context of the situation. The small size of Green Bay, Wisconsin, and what the Packers mean to that city. How great the Packers were in the 50s and 60s. How awful they were in the 70s and 80s. And how Brett Favre brought them back to life in the 90s and early 00s. So when the Packers drafted Rodgers, packers fans didn't think that anyone would be better than Favre. But it didn't take too long to win Green Bay over :) Glad you enjoyed the video. The Packers are religion in Wisconsin. :)

[@aidanlewis946]

He the boogie man. This man literally has the greatest touchdown to inception ratio of all time best, and hopefully will win a second one

[@kfox79]

React to the New Orleans saints quarterback Drew Bree’s . He will be retiring soon and he is one of the best to ever play!! ⚜️⚜️⚜️

[@leefischer5814]

Definitely is the most accurate passer in the NFL and a class act to boot. A lot of respect for a QB like that as well as my man Rodgers.

[@corbelius6]

YES! DREW BREES

[@lamprosmerkourakis7283]

best qb in nfl history lol. He owns all the records

[@killermoth1532]

Lampros Merkourakis Slow down. He’s not the goat

[@stankface18]

@@killermoth1532 He's undeniably the most accurate passer in NFL history. He's a couple of average defenses away from AT LEAST two more Super Bowls. I'm sure you'll say Brady is the GOAT, but Bellichick and those stellar defenses really won all of those championships. Brees is better than Brady.

[@Smittay-Sr.]

Opposing teams like mine did not like to play against him. Almost unfair. You can never say, you have the game won, till the very last play, with Aaron Rogers on the field!

[@annabigari1391]

Aaron was NEVER arrogant people just hated on him bc he was a rookie and they trusted farve more until farve betrayed the packers

[@exposingthedarknesswiththe9190]

*TWO OF THE BEST OF THE BEST QUARTERBACKS IN NFL HISTORY...TOM BRADY AND AARON ROGERS AND THEY WERE BOTH PICKED LAST...GO FIGURE!! HAHAHA!!!*

[@MelaniePoparad]

Also I'm fairly positive I was at the Bears/Vikings game where Favre was done. I'm pretty sure he just got pummeled and they brought in the backup and Brett was no longer playing. I was happy we took Favre down, but I was still honored to see a big rivalry game in the stadium. Favre was so beloved by green bay that Rodgers coming in with his confidence put a lot of people off I think.

[@whelpthereitis2577]

On November 11th 2011 a friend of mine making a joke about how much of a big deal people were making about it being 11-11-11 said, "If 11/11 is such a big deal, shouldn't 12/12 be Aaron Rodgers day?" She started an online campaign and by 12/12/12 the State of Wisconsin official declared 12/12 as Aaron Rodgers Day. She even got to be the one to present him the official plaque. In Wisconsin, Aaron ain't no joke. He is a phenomenal talent and will remain in the books as one of the greatest American Football players of all time. December 12th = Aaron Rodgers Day

[@stevenm1279]

People hated on him very early on in his career before he proved himself. I live in the state where the packers are home and saw this man in their stadium at least 20 times. Its absolutely unbelievable to watch what he can do EVERY single game.

[@zanehand881]

Aaron rodgers has done so many things that have taken my breathe away and made me cry tears in the playoffs by making unbelievable plays it makes me tear up thinking it might be coming to an end soon but he will always be my favorite player I have ever watched one of the Greatest of all time

[@holyflygon]

people hated him because he wasnt brett farve. Farve was the face of green bay for like 15+ years and is considered one of the greatest to play the role, so when farve gets replaced by aaron and even tho brett wanted to come back he couldnt play on green bay the fans took that out on aaron.

[@willcee4966]

12:09 that play still haunts me to this day. When that happened I even had a conspiracy that the dude who caught it was a android because in a screenshot of the catch he wasn’t even looking at the ball or the line. Just off into space.

[@brotherYari]

Finally I was waiting for you to react to Aaron Rodgers. He's amazing

[@droppedyogurt]

He is by far, the most gifted quarterback ive ever seen. He doesn't have the accolades of Brady, but physically has it all.

[@xavierreese518]

Aaron Rodgers is the greatest altheltic quarterback of all time.

[@jcvtrt6721]

xavier reese until Mahomes came

[@mumford5111]

Yessir, he’s literally an older Kyler Murray

[@3lement2010]

@@jcvtrt6721 Agreed. I hate to compare two QBs with a significant age difference, but Mahomes is showing flashes of a young Aaron Rodgers.

[@TheCrusaderDeusVult]

@@mumford5111 kyler murray is way faster, quicker, and more agile than aaron rodgers

[@danvain]

@@TheCrusaderDeusVult But can he throw like Aaron? Time will tell.

[@killiansred1000]

I remember your initial reaction to American football. Surprised, almost horrified at the speed and damage the players inflict on each other. Then they come back for more.

[@larrywt656]

Although I was born and raised in Texas, my family is all from Wisconsin. My first cousin lives in Green Bay just a few blocks from the stadium. His father (my uncle) got me a share of the Packers when I turned 18. The Packers are the only publicly owned team in the NFL, and I can actually say that I am an NFL owner and the Packers are my team. I especially LOVE seeing them beat the Cowboys since everybody I know is a Dallas fan...and I despise the Cowboys with every fiber of my being and will always do so as long as Jerry Jones owns that team.

[@lawrencet83]

Go check out Joe Montana, arguably the best. His plays made him a legend. The "come back kid" and "Joe cool " Few will deny how much of a legend he is. Jerry Rice too!

[@ryansanada8073]

lawrencet83 thrower of “The Catch”. Even as a Rams fan I respect Montana

[@naldow8555]

He played in a league where there were almost no rules when it comes to being QB. Hes one tough dude, Legendary.

[@armadillotoe]

Rodgers was the most loved and hated quarterback in football. It depends on if you were a Green Bay fan, or opponent. He reminded me of Roger Staubach because as long as there was time on the clock, you could never assume he had lost the game.

[@lthanni]

So, it’s been said a lot, but I think a lot of people aren’t mentioning that Brett Favre played for Green Bay for 16 years, won a Super Bowl, and was overall a super likable guy. He was just a good ole Southern boy who won over the hearts of us northerners with his talent and goofiness. Brett Favre was almost like a family member to everyone in Wisconsin. The Packers and Favre had some serious miscommunication over his retirement. Favre said he felt like he was being forced to retire, so he did, but realized shortly after that he wanted to keep playing. Since Favre was the icon of the team and state for so long, people wanted him to come back, but the organization said no. Favre went to New York for one year, but jumped to Minnesota (a Green Bay rival) the year after out of spite. His switch to a rival team coupled with Rodgers’ rise to stardom won over Packers fans. The Green Bay Packers and Brett Favre have since made amends, with Brett Favre’s jersey number being retired, and him being inducted into the Packers Hall of Fame. I truly think Favre regrets retiring when he did, and especially regrets going to Minnesota.

[@JMajik24]

I am a lifelong packer fan, I was born around the time the Packers acquired Brett Favre, and as a result, I had never seen a packer game where number 4 wasn't on the field at quarterback. Favre never missed a game, so seeing him get traded to the Jets and have this guy who I had never heard of take his place, I wasn't very happy about it. I always thought I'd be a Favre fan, until he left to play for Minnesota. Since then, it's been Team Rodgers and his career's been great so far. He has people hate on him because he acts like he's smarter than everybody else and because of the drama he has with his family. There are also people who think he's overrated because he only has 1 super bowl, which is dumb because Aaron keeps the packers in the game. The packers with 12 and the packers without him are night and day. He is the real difference maker on the football field, but he isn't a god. He regularly puts the team in a position to win only for the defense to come in with an empty tank and let the win slip through their hands. In close games, whether or not the packers win is whether or not the offense or the defense is on the field in the last 2 minutes. If you give AR12 a minute and a half (or even less) to drive down the field and win the game, he usually does it.

[@iron1215]

bad man can be used as a term of endearment... like "don't mess with him... hes a bad man"...

[@davidsuchocki7956]

Nothing but Love for Aaron Rogers!!!! 12 forever Respect and Love

[@SconnieTradition]

Aaron Rodgers had huge shoes to fill when Hall of Famer Brett Favre retired. He has all but exceeded those expectations and will be a first ballot Hall of Famer himself. To be great when greatness is expected in the shadow of Favre is truly amazing. Aaron Rodgers is the man.

[@zacharynorton9796]

I was at that game he juked the Vikings on the goal line...a moment in my life I’ll never forget...Lambeau Field (Packers home field) was electric that day

[@trentonebel9088]

Whoever suggested this, thank you. Courtney, in case you didn’t know, my family are diehard Packers fans from Northern Wisconsin, so we love Aaron. This video was great when I saw it, and I’m so glad you’re reacting to it. Aaron took a picture with my cousin and the Packers put it on their official Instagram for his Make-A-Wish. It was super cool.

[@HockeyFan102]

Aaron Rodgers is my favorite player of all time and he’s the reason I got into football and if it wasn’t for him I would’ve never watched football. Just himself made me interested in football just because of how amazing he really is. If you got a rodgers Jersey that would be amazing! You won’t regret being a packers fan if you ever had to choose a team :)

[@InZachsOpinion]

The “Bad Man” montra came from how clutch Aaron Rodgers was in the 4th. He could air the ball out down the whole field on a single throw 2 seconds left in the 4th. He was originally not well received because the people of Green Bay had a large affinity for Farve

[@chuy_7635]

They hate on Aaron Rodgers because he is the real goat and go pack go

[@LowkeyUzi2614]

Facts they hate on him because he is good

[@CastGraph]

Facts for real

[@ryanapollos9826]

People hated him because he was the heir to one of the best players in NFL history as well as Green Bay history. But now when they call him a Bad Man, they're saying it as a compliment.

[@1BHRoach]

Brett and Roger are equally great! Also, I love your reactions. You have a quality character about you.

[@SlimPlum691]

As a lifelong packers fan I got so much enjoyment out of your reaction. I hope you became a packers fan after this!

[@MelaniePoparad]

As a Bears fan, Rodgers has been the bane of my football fandom... I can respect the hell out of him as a player though. He is incredible and he has done some crazy stuff. You should check out some Bears defensive players... current and previous.

[@danvain]

I really do feel bad for everyone in our (Packers) division. Fans and players. You had to go against Brett Favre forever and then along comes Rodgers who is just better. Favre retired holding every major passing record, but Rodgers is better and makes less mistakes.

[@CastGraph]

Melanie PopKel I am a Packers fan and I agree, she should watch some Khalil Mack (I think that’s how you spell his name) highlights

[@MelaniePoparad]

Jett Kemp That is correct. He is a destructive teddy bear. And I mean that in the best possible way!

[@MelaniePoparad]

Dan F Personally, I rate how I feel about my Bears’ season based on if we beat the Lions. And that is sad for Lions fans cause they’ve had some really amazing talent over the years, just haven’t been able to pull it out.

[@k2-693]

Jett Kemp shut up

[@terryhyndman9415]

I've been a Packers fan since 1964. I always thought that Bart Starr was the most intelligent QB I'd ever seen. Better than Unitas, Aikman, Brady, Brees and Marino. But Aaron Rodgers is in a league of his own. Maybe someday someone will come along to convince me otherwise, but I can't imagine how someone could be better at the position without the use of some pretty advanced science, or maybe the use of magic. The guy is that good!

[@BillB23]

I have not followed pro football in 50 years and I was similarly impressed. I lived in Cleveland during the Jim Brown years but have always liked the Packers because of 1) Vince Lombardi and 2) their sheer grit.

[@derps0n839]

Most teams don't bother trying to tackle Aaron, they try to frustrate him by taking away his best receivers and forcing him to throw to guys who might drop the ball. If receivers are dropping passes, he loses his mind and occasionally will make mistakes.

[@heathderks4512]

Being a huge Packer fan and living 30 min. from the stadium its a must see so much history the hair on the back of ur neck will stand up, I've met Brett Favre one of the greatest ever both incredible quarterbacks!

[@bryantfox8543]

Wisconsin is where Green Bay calls home. My home state is one of the coldest places in the US and is one of the few places left with an open air stadium and real grass. Our winters get very cold and our coldest game was -13°F (-25°C). The Packers play on a field that can consistently be in the open air below freezing. Having a QB like Rodgers augmenting a team that is used to extremes makes for a very tough team. Our only issue during the Rodgers era has been a poor offensive line. Rodgers can't work his magic if he can't even take a second to look down the field.

[@Krow-go3ps]

He ain't arrogant, he's confident!

[@raffiliberty5722]

Aaron Rodgers: the BEST QB skill to ever play the game. Packers 2009-2020: Let's never draft him any 1st round skill position players to win with.

[@neonichols2036]

I know, it's insane. They should be making moves like the Browns did last offseason, instead they just rely on him to be good enough to carry the offense.

[@Boodieman72]

Aaron Rogers is the QB for my home team.

[@cliftonfameree4436]

Go Pack!

[@leefischer5814]

Couple good moves in the off season and we'll be hoisting that Trophy in Titletown again! Much love to our boys Billy Turner and Darrius Shepherd, show those NDSU horns baby GO PACK GO 🤟😎

[@JeepersCreepers2013]

As a Cowboys fan, that hit by Heath was great and I know it's a split second thing, but I look back and see that football hanging out there in Rodgers' hand. If Heath had just ripped that arm down it's a fumble. Those are the plays Demarcus Ware made a career highlight film making. And yes it was an unbelievable pass by Rodgers to set up that game winning kick, but I'm still proud that Dallas climbed all the way back to tie it up. One more thing... Dez caught it.

[@kvngslayer1242]

I felt like I subscribed to you at 2k not that long ago and now you’re @ 25k lol thats insane. Congrats & Well Deserved.

[@CourtneyCoulston]

thank you so much!!!!

[@FantasyHawkeye]

It's so unfortunate he only has one ring. He deserves a lot more. His defenses let him down in big moments.

[@A_Name_]

In america there are a ton of words that you can use backwards. Bad, sick, evil or wicked. Just depends on context.

[@gregcarroll2968]

Aaron Rodgers is a bad man! He's a future Hall of Famer! Could you react to Kobe Bryant, Larry Bird, Julius Erving, Hakeem Olajuwon, Shawn Kemp, John Elway

[@AngieTomlinson35]

Great reaction

[@mightyduckhighlights3949]

I actually really liked watching you react to the BAAAAAAAAAD MAN, you didn’t pause and you picked things up very quick keep up the good work!

[@bigdaddy6871]

Great video as always! A good video to react to would be Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliot rookie highlights or career highlights. Keep up the good work

[@cpfishfan14]

He's not an asshole at all. He is much more genuine than Manning, Brees or Brady. He is actually a class act, but he can be sarcastic and brag about how good he is. My favorite quote of his is, "a bad season from me is a career year for most guys."" Which is true. lol

[@Poncho555]

React to Green Bay Packers 2019 season highlights: Bringing up the rear

[@bennettveith1301]

The reason people hated him is because until he won the super bowl, everyone doubted him. He got no Division I offers out of high school, then when he made it to Cal, they became one of the best college teams in the country. When he got to the NFL, he was the backup to Brett Favre, an all time great player. Now, he’s regarded as one of the best QBs of all time. Go Pack Go 🧀

[@blainemorgan6056]

being a "bad man" is American slang for being the greatest ever.

[@gopstench1883]

When Aaron was in his prime playing his best, no QB has ever been better.

[@caleb__mtz]

Make way for frogman, Patty Mahomes Not quite yet as time proven as Rodgers, Manning, or Brady, but on his way to undeniably be the Greatest and Best of all time

[@FameViral]

Mahomes for sure is great but I don’t think you can compare him to Rodgers until he’s done what Rodgers has done in his career. I’d say give it probably 5 more years and if he’s still producing how he is now he’ll probably be in the same position as Aaron. Also helps to have one of the best coaches in the game using mahomes skill set

[@greatplain]

These last couple of years, Rodgers had his own Favre-Rodgers situation with the GB quarterback, Jordan Love. Rodgers was traded to the NY Jets. After a. tough beginning, Love looks like he learned a lot from Rodgers and is impressive. Fans like me, who have grown up Packer fans here in Wisconsin, were glad to see Aaron move on due to some comments and arrogance issues. We'll welcome him home in GB when he retires. P.S. Great Rodgers throws happened with his great talent, great offensive line protection, and amazing receivers (catchers), too,

[@Dudeamis17]

Calling San Francisco Aaron Rodger's hometown is silly. Aaron is from Chico, CA, it's about a 4 hour drive to SF from Chico.

[@kamocauzy202]

That guy keeps killin my Cowboys. Hall Of Fame u dig, thats a bad man.

[@paolacipriani4017]

One analyst said that throw against the cowboys should go to CANTON… wow ahahahah rodgers is the ultimate baaaaaaaaaaaaad man

[@WaySheGoes12]

the BAD MAN is to describe how GREAT he is. not that he’s a ‘bad’ man

[@preki14]

People in Green Bay love Rodgers now (I'm from GB) but it was tough when he was replacing a legend like Favre, who brought the team back to life after 25 years of sucking. Fun fact: Green Bay is the smallest city in North America with a professional sports team (just over 100k population), yet has one of the biggest stadiums in all of global professional sports (holds over 80k) and has sold out every game for the last 60 years. If you want season tickets for the Packers, get on the list and get ready to wait 30 years until your name comes up.

[@Connor-dy6wq]

People didn't like Rodgers at first because as Packer's fans we all loved Brett Favre. But it would've been the same way with anyone who replaced Favre. After he won the super bowl everyone had come around and now we all love him. You should watch him on the Pat Macafee show if you want to get a sense of who he is as a person. I think calling him arrogant is stupid. He may be a little cocky, but I think it's more goofing around and sarcasm than people think. Also, he's good enough to justify being cocky 😂

[@michaelbueling932]

Great review as always, Courtney!

[@CourtneyCoulston]

Thank you so much Michael 😊

[@BucksPackersBrewers]

Bad man is a compliment lol. Can’t stop him, inhuman, downright bad man!

[@alphaspursncowboys]

So the hate was because Brett Favre brought the Packers, one of the NFL’s most historic team, back to being a power house. The Packers then drafted Aaron Rogers in the first round of the draft. Favre then went on this string of interviews basically saying how dare you draft my replace and it isn’t my job to make him ready to play in the league. He retires and Rogers is named the starter, Favre unretires demands his job back, isn’t given it so goes to the Packers most hated rival.

[@Minnesotanlights]

As a Vikings fan Aaron Rodgers has made my life hell for a decade

[@rmaflat2477]

Glad you liked what you saw. Arron is a great guy. They are also my team. If you ever get a chance to come to green bay Wisconsin, you will have the time of your life. Go packers.

[@jamesking4001]

I’m watching this video for the documentary tbh

[@johncurtis7186]

Tom Brady has had that feeling 6 times!

[@philosopherking506]

Check out the Philadelphia Eagles comeback against the NY Giants in 2010. The game is known as the Miracle in the Meadowlands II.

[@rossoleary7677]

I was at that cowboys vs packers playoff game. Still the greatest game I’ve seen in person.

[@aaronspeck1644]

He's a baaaaaaad MAN! Welcome to loving our KING!

[@courtney5796]

Thanks for a great vid! Seeing Favre in a vikings uniform was the most confusing thing this american has ever seen. well sports wise

[@37parman]

Rodgers couldn’t hold Tom Brady’s jock strap. Let the haters commence 😭

[@fenner1986]

While not the most accomplished, Aaron Rodgers is arguably the most physically gifted QB in NFL history thus far. He will be a first ballot hall of famer without a doubt. Just hope our Packers can get him another super bowl ring before he retires.

[@maxsmiley7191]

im a Rams fan, so no bias here, but you said exactly what I would have said, the best to play the position IMO, but this is a team sport, so he doesn't have the super bowls Montana or Brady have, but still the best I have seen

[@sputnikalgrim]

Yes, YES! I live in Milwaukee Wisconsin, which is about 3 hours from Green Bay if one were to obey the speed limit . Been Packer fan my entire life. I would suggest you check Tom Brady vids too, he’s world class as well, you won’t be disappointed.

[@jaredadams2381]

The new american football has no comparisons to older American football. The assassin broke a mans neck in a pre season game and never even apologized