Aaron Rodgers: Facts & Related Content
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Facts
| Also Known As | Aaron Charles Rodgers |
|---|---|
| Born | December 2, 1983 (age 42) • Chico • California |
| Education | University of California • Pleasant Valley High School (Chico, California) • Butte College |
| Height/Weight | 6 ft 2 inches, 225 lb (1.88 m, 102 kg) |
| Throws | right-handed |
| Position | quarterback |
| Team | Green Bay Packers |
| Jersey Number | 12 (Green Bay Packers, 2005–2020) |
| Draft | Drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the first round (24th overall) of the 2005 NFL draft. |
| Twitter Handle | @AaronRodgers12 |
Top Questions
How tall was Aaron Rodgers?
Aaron Rodgers was 6 ft 2 inches, 225 lb (1.88 m, 102 kg).
How many times was Aaron Rodgers selected to the Pro Bowl?
Aaron Rodgers was selected to the Pro Bowl nine times.
What college did Aaron Rodgers attend?
Aaron Rodgers attended Butte College and the University of California.
What position did Aaron Rodgers play?
Aaron Rodgers played quarterback.
How many times did Aaron Rodgers win MVP?
Aaron Rodgers won three NFL Most Valuable Player awards.
When was Aaron Rodgers born?
Aaron Rodgers was born on December 2, 1983, in Chico, California, United States.
How many Super Bowls did Aaron Rodgers win?
Aaron Rodgers won one Super Bowl championship.
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