4 Packers who are on track for the Hall of Fame one day

Primary: Aaron Rodgers – QB

Of the current players, there is no doubt Aaron Rodgers will one day be going into the Hall of Fame. And unless he’s cut tomorrow and goes on to win six more Super Bowls with another team, his primary contributions have been in Green Bay.

Rodgers has consistently played at a high level since becoming the starting quarterback in 2008.

It was during the 2010 season, Rodgers found another gear and really elevated his play. It was towards the end of that season Rodgers put the team on his back and rallied them to a championship.

The following season, Rodgers became otherworldly. He set an NFL record for passer rating and won the first of his two MVPs.

From that time on, Rodgers has been either said to be one of the best, if not the best in the game at the time.

Rodgers’ current career numbers sit at 46,946 yards with 364 touchdowns to only 84 interceptions with two regular season MVPs and one Super Bowl MVP.

The best part for Rodgers is he still has time to go. While some may feel Rodgers’ play has dipped the past few seasons, there is no denying he still has a lot left to give. Even if he doesn’t play the rest of his career in Green Bay, he has done enough to make a strong case.

There is no doubt Rodgers will get into the Hall of Fame on his first try. But, another Super Bowl trophy would cement that status.