On New Year’s Day, 2012, Matt Flynn not only broke the record that Aaron Rodgers never could as a starter, but he also greatly improved his stock for the upcoming 2012-2013 season. This great accomplishment also comes with the fact that the Packers were not even playing full strength for the last game of the regular season. Touchdowns: -Flynn to Jordy Nelson- 7 yds. -Flynn to Ryan Grant- 80 yds. -Flynn to Jordy Nelson- 36 yds. -Flynn to Jordy nelson- 58 yds. -Flynn to Donald Driver- 35 yds. -Flynn to Jermichael Finley- 4 yds. Video Property of Fox Sports
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Man, I would hate to get stiff-armed by Jordy Nelson. That guy is an absolute beast of a human being. IMO he’s the best receiver on the team.
“… that Aaron Rodgers never could as a starter” — You say that as if he’s no longer the starter, or no longer with the team. A-Rod could very easily break that record one of these days.