FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Aaron Rodgers drops back in the pocket and gives a quick look to his right, perhaps to freeze the safety. His eyes dart back to the left and, with almost no hesitation, he launches an arching spiral toward the sideline, about 30 yards downfield. It goes up like a rocket and comes down like a feather, eluding the cornerback's pleading fingertips. It settles safely into the hands of his wide receiver, No. 17.
Rodgers has made that throw countless times in his career to his favorite 17. For eight years, it was Rodgers and Davante Adams, a prolific combo for the Green Bay Packers.