Aaron Rodgers is a Super Bowl winner and two-time league MVP, but it took until Sunday to figure out the Cincinnati Bengals and overtime.
Rodgers had never beaten Cincinnati or won an overtime game in his entire career, but he changed both stats with a 27-24 victory in the interconference showdown at Lambeau Field. Green Bay overcame a 14-point deficit at halftime and clinched the overtime win with a 72-yard pass to Geronimo Allison and field goal by Mason Crosby to move to 2-1.
Cincinnati is still searching for its first victory of the season at 0-3 after the gut-wrenching loss.