Aaron Rodgers throws ridiculous TD pass, but it doesn't count
Aaron Rodgers made one of the best throws of his career on Sunday and it didn't even count.
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John Breech
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When they say Aaron Rodgers can make every throw, they literally mean Aaron Rodgers can make every throw.
Take this throw for instance. Rodgers broke two arm tackles, then threw the ball 43-yards, in the air, across the field as he was being pulled down by two Chicago defenders.
Everyone on Twitter was impressed.
Seriously, best throw in NFL History by Aaron Rodgers. I've never seen anything like that.
— Pat Gallen (@PatGallen_975) September 28, 2014
That throw by Aaron Rodgers was just incredible. Shame it was nullified by a penalty.
— Brian McIntyre (@brian_mcintyre) September 28, 2014
Bears fans watching @AaronRodgers12 make that throw.... pic.twitter.com/N4q73YcPUf
— Alwaysthrowdeep (@GunslingerMonte) September 28, 2014
That Rodgers throw for the TD that didn't count was one of the greatest throws I've ever seen
— Pete Prisco (@PriscoCBS) September 28, 2014
Unfortunately, the touchdown pass didn't count though because the Packers were called for holding. However, don't feel sad for Rodgers because he's thrown four touchdown passes that have counted.
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