Aaron Rodgers, master of the impossible, has struck again.
Early in the fourth quarter Sunday night, the Green Bay Packers quarterback rolled right under heavy pressure and somehow found running back Jamaal Williams in the corner of the end zone despite falling backward and getting hit as he released the football.
The ridiculous score gave the Packers a 24-17 lead over the Kansas City Chiefs.
Rodgers has made a lot of insane throws in his Hall of Fame career, but this one might have to find a place in his top five all-time. It was peak Rodgers, who has a highlight reel packed with impressive plays he creates out of absolutely nothing.
Rodgers’ latest improvised touchdown came on third down and capped off a five-play, 27-yard drive that started after Tyler Lancaster recovered a fumble.
Here’s another look at the touchdown:
Rodgers has completed 21 passes for 230 yards and two touchdowns.
