@@kaisercc Of the games shown in this video or part 1 -- 2009 Wild Card round at Arizona: Packers lose 51-45 on strip-sack fumble return for TD in OT. 2010 Week 6 vs. Miami: Dolphins win 23-20 in OT. 2014 NFC CG at Seattle: Seahawks win 28-22 in OT to cap off an infamous Packers collapse. 2015 Divisional round at Arizona: Packers lose 26-20 after Cardinals' Larry Fitzgerald gets 70-yard catch-and-run to set up game-winning TD. 2017 Week 3 vs. Cinncinati: Packers actually did win this one 27-24, for Rodgers' first overtime victory! 2018 Week 16 at NY Jets: Jets kicked a last-second FG to tie the game, but Green Bay prevailed 44-38 in OT. 2020 Week 11 at Indianapolis: Packers lose 34-31 in OT. That makes Brandon mostly right (5/7), while Sam is entirely right about the three playoff OT losses.
@@simplemanchannel3318 2014 was just peak Aaron Rodgers getting let down by the sides of the football he can't control. Cause the Seahawks got a TD, recovered an onside kick and scored again to force OT, won the right to start with the ball and then went and scored a TD. So 3 straight drives of the offense literally being unable to do anything.
Imagine clutching up as often as Rodgers does just to STILL lose then have people blame you for it and say you're overrated despite how well you played😂😂😂.
@@lightning10053 After a certain point you have to start winning when it matters, Stafford is an all-time comeback king too and he had a highly ranked defence a couple times in his career.
As a Bears fan it was pretty disappointing, but neither team was anywhere close to going some place that year, so it wasn’t that bad of a loss. I remember that week before the game on Christmas that my uncle, who’s a Packers fan, said that it would be a game that both teams wanted to lose.
That last play was so perfect. 5 wide, notice 3 D-Linemen in the game, start the audible, notice 3 other defenders are confused and attempting to reposition….while also paying zero attention to Rodgers and his awareness of the situation, hurried up to the line to snap it before they see him calling the play, easy sneak TD. Dude has quick legs, cannon arm, pinpoint accuracy, elite decision making, and to top it all off even has exceptional awareness of the rules, where people are at on the field, and where their minds are focused as well
Watching young Rodgers makes me so happy and sad at the same time… Terrible front office wasted those years. Without a doubt the Packers should’ve won at-least back to back Super Bowls.
You’re absolutely right. I don’t agree with everything Rodgers has done over the years, but there’s no argument that he almost singlehandedly carried the franchise for too many seasons. Especially during the McCarthy years where it was (almost) literally “run on the first two downs right up the middle, then pray that Rodgers can bail us out on 3rd.” Quick edit: I only meant my disagreement comment about off the field stuff. I think Rodgers is the most talented quarterback to ever have played the game so far.
Nobody will ever realize how fucking amazing that 2014 team was. That team wouldve beaten the Patriots in the super bowl: they'd already beaten them that regular season.
Yeah they did thee same thing with Favre. They should have won a few Super Bowls with him and rodgers. This is the one bad thing of not having an owner the front office can be terrible at times and they stick with bad coaches for too long. McCarthy should have been fired way before he was and Sherman was complete shit and should never have been a GM and head coach Sherman should’ve been gone after 2 years.
I am disabled with chronic pain that you cannot believe. This pass to Cobb to beat the bears made me forget my pain for perhaps 30 seconds. I will forever be thankful.
Years the Packers should had won the super bowls 2011, 2014 and 2020. Rodgers and the other packers should had at least 3-4 super bowl rings. I hated the Front office and coaching back then and its sad that its still true to this day even with all the changes to personal. Not so much the current coaches but definitely the front office.
Watching that Steelers game and then watching these videos made me understand why Rodgers pushed to get Cobb back.. I may not have agreed at first but….
You know in hindsight, with the defense they had in that wild card game against the cards, they probably should've just gone for two. I'd rather leave it in Rodgers' hand for a play than a coin toss to decide the game. Maybe that's just me
You hear so much about Rodger's greatness being helped by Nelson and Adams, not to mention Starks and Jones, all of which is true. But without Cobb he wouldn't have had the regular season or even post season success he's had. Cobb was/is an X factor receiver that is always near the top of my book of receivers
I was hoping I'd never have to watch any of that Seahawks game highlights but now I have completed my final stage of grief. ...I'm kidding I'll never accept it
Man I wish we still had Davante Adams and then had prime Jordy Nelson, Packers passing game would be nuts, especially if you consider Allen Lazard as well. Dream team
I still think the best win was when they played Chicago and Rodgers got hurt, he came back and led them back from behind. It's the post game interview with Rodgers that gets me everytime because it was definitely obvious he was on some good meds 🤣
I honestly completely forgot about the last drive to tie the game in the 2014-15 NFC Championship game. As a packers fan I've kinda blocked that game out from memory
This is why the 4th Quarter Comeback and Game Winning Drive stats just don't tell the whole story. Even the 4th Quarter Comeback stat only counts if your team wins the game. Rodgers has had so many games where he led a game tying or go ahead drive and then his defense failed him in regulation or OT.
Imagine the shock on the bears faces when they thought they had the game in the bag. "We only left him 2 points to score in 7 minutes. There is no way he can beat us!" ...
I love a-rod and I love the packers, but I feel like over 5 minutes left in a game is too much time for almost any qb in the league. Also, knowing the eventual outcome to most of these games, if I'm correct, ended being losses. All in all though, great video!
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Hey the Packers should have a Mascot too! And I think he should be a big Rat/Mouse and we call him Pack Rat? Im planning on making a concept sketch and sending to the Packers front office. Is this a dumb idea?
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You know it’s a good play when Joe Buck actually shows emotion
Love your vids PSC and Ober
This is what I was going to say 😂
No he ruins every nfc game every yr. unlistenable.
How does using the word actually help your sentence?
Aikman and buck are the worst
I’ll always be grateful for my favorite team having Rodgers at QB.
Faxs
Too bad there are a ton of Packers fans who don't feel the same way even though Love looks kind of like a bust.
@@why-even-try-brotendo how is love a bust? 😒
@@why-even-try-brotendo don’t be dumb
Amen
The saddest part as a Packer fan is almost every game he made the drive to tie and go to OT we lose. =(
Please support your statement with facts.
That shit is true, especially in the playoffs
@@kaisercc
Of the games shown in this video or part 1 --
2009 Wild Card round at Arizona: Packers lose 51-45 on strip-sack fumble return for TD in OT.
2010 Week 6 vs. Miami: Dolphins win 23-20 in OT.
2014 NFC CG at Seattle: Seahawks win 28-22 in OT to cap off an infamous Packers collapse.
2015 Divisional round at Arizona: Packers lose 26-20 after Cardinals' Larry Fitzgerald gets 70-yard catch-and-run to set up game-winning TD.
2017 Week 3 vs. Cinncinati: Packers actually did win this one 27-24, for Rodgers' first overtime victory!
2018 Week 16 at NY Jets: Jets kicked a last-second FG to tie the game, but Green Bay prevailed 44-38 in OT.
2020 Week 11 at Indianapolis: Packers lose 34-31 in OT.
That makes Brandon mostly right (5/7), while Sam is entirely right about the three playoff OT losses.
@@Zalis116 And two of those three (2014 & 2015), the Packers never got the ball in overtime to try and win the game.
@@simplemanchannel3318 2014 was just peak Aaron Rodgers getting let down by the sides of the football he can't control. Cause the Seahawks got a TD, recovered an onside kick and scored again to force OT, won the right to start with the ball and then went and scored a TD. So 3 straight drives of the offense literally being unable to do anything.
This playoff ones hurt watching knowing the eventual outcome
The playoffs have hurt the last 11 years with their eventual outcomes.
Imagine clutching up as often as Rodgers does just to STILL lose then have people blame you for it and say you're overrated despite how well you played😂😂😂.
@@lightning10053 Yeah Rodgers really clutched up vs Tampa Bay lol.
@@lightning10053 After a certain point you have to start winning when it matters, Stafford is an all-time comeback king too and he had a highly ranked defence a couple times in his career.
@@TruthDissident He still played great. The defense lost that game don't play.
Part 2?!?! That’s how you know Rodgers a baaaaaaaaad maaaaaaan 😂🔥
The first one, against the Bears, never gets old.
As a Bears fan it was pretty disappointing, but neither team was anywhere close to going some place that year, so it wasn’t that bad of a loss. I remember that week before the game on Christmas that my uncle, who’s a Packers fan, said that it would be a game that both teams wanted to lose.
Watching Cutler cry never gets old
As a die hard Packer fan and my sister being a die hard bears fan I love to remind her of that game💚💛💚💛💚💛
the fact that there is 2 parts says something, this man is one of the most clutch under pressure
That last play was so perfect. 5 wide, notice 3 D-Linemen in the game, start the audible, notice 3 other defenders are confused and attempting to reposition….while also paying zero attention to Rodgers and his awareness of the situation, hurried up to the line to snap it before they see him calling the play, easy sneak TD.
Dude has quick legs, cannon arm, pinpoint accuracy, elite decision making, and to top it all off even has exceptional awareness of the rules, where people are at on the field, and where their minds are focused as well
I like that it's happend so many times that we need a part two 🐐🐐
Watching young Rodgers makes me so happy and sad at the same time… Terrible front office wasted those years. Without a doubt the Packers should’ve won at-least back to back Super Bowls.
You’re absolutely right. I don’t agree with everything Rodgers has done over the years, but there’s no argument that he almost singlehandedly carried the franchise for too many seasons. Especially during the McCarthy years where it was (almost) literally “run on the first two downs right up the middle, then pray that Rodgers can bail us out on 3rd.”
Quick edit: I only meant my disagreement comment about off the field stuff. I think Rodgers is the most talented quarterback to ever have played the game so far.
Just think if the Packers recover that onside kick in 2014 we would’ve had a Brady vs Rodgers superbowl 🤦♂️
100%.. wasted... definitely should've had back to back or more super bowl appearances ... sad 😔
Nobody will ever realize how fucking amazing that 2014 team was. That team wouldve beaten the Patriots in the super bowl: they'd already beaten them that regular season.
Yeah they did thee same thing with Favre. They should have won a few Super Bowls with him and rodgers. This is the one bad thing of not having an owner the front office can be terrible at times and they stick with bad coaches for too long. McCarthy should have been fired way before he was and Sherman was complete shit and should never have been a GM and head coach Sherman should’ve been gone after 2 years.
The shot at 🗑️ Cutler at 1:27 is my fav, he is thinking "I wish I was an elite QB"😂
8:22 that was some good "gotcha" from Rodgers. Totally caught them off guard. Haven't seen many plays like that at all.
Wish Jordy was still playing
Don’t we all, and I’m not even a packers fan. I used to love watching Aaron Rodgers dotting up defenses with jordy and Cobb.
Wish Cobb was still the same guy
I almost forgot Cobb is back with the Packers. Rarely gets thrown considering how much Rodgers wanted him back
@@bantizzle79 age has gotten the best of him. They can’t all stay great :/
@@bantizzle79 he’s has some big plays this year
I'm so glad you made a part 2 because when I was watching the first one I was thinking "there are so many more you could add."
Nice to have Cobb back. He could be the missing piece we didn’t have the past 2 seasons.
Cobb was a great addition...will he be able to play soon?
It wasn’t 😂
The best part of that first comeback against the Bears was the little thing Cutler did with his head as a reaction.
i thought it was just me lol I love that scene
you know Aaron’s been at it for a long ass time when you see guys like Donald driver and Ryan grant out there on the field with him 😂
Spencer Haevner!
Eddie Lacy too.
Gotta love how the crowd reacts at away games. Nobody travels as well as Packer fans.
That MVS block around the 5:27 mark is beautiful
That last one is so smart. Acts like he’s in shotgun and then comes under center to rush it in. Genius
That last play is very underrated. Pretty cool if you ask me.
LMAOOOOOO they really thought they stopped him hahahahaha 0:22
Literally tears of joy on every play go pack go baby
Don’t you realize that they ended up losing many of these games?
I am disabled with chronic pain that you cannot believe. This pass to Cobb to beat the bears made me forget my pain for perhaps 30 seconds. I will forever be thankful.
He has so many moments like that you gotta make a part 2 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@1:28 that little head bob Cutler does is low key hilarious
You know hes the goat when he has a part 2 compilation of teams giving him too much time lmao
Boy i miss Randall Cobb 🤔 one of the greatest
he’s back on the packers this season.
who was the commentator that yelled “floats it.. COBB‼️” cause i got chills watching that again
Joe Buck. Him showing that much emotion and not just saying, “Pass is… caught” is a rarity lol.
@@lolaspratt5860 maybe back then. Not anymore
Why did you have to put the most memorable game in the recent decade at the beginning? I virtually just relived it this past morning.
Years the Packers should had won the super bowls 2011, 2014 and 2020. Rodgers and the other packers should had at least 3-4 super bowl rings. I hated the Front office and coaching back then and its sad that its still true to this day even with all the changes to personal. Not so much the current coaches but definitely the front office.
I loved the Jennings - driver duo, but the Nelson - Cobb duo will always be my favorite
that first one is insaaaane
Ober saw the wild success of the last vid and wanted that x2 lol. Can't blame ya! Your videos are awesome!
that throw to Cobb against Detroit at the 3:07 mark was so underrated
Awww yess i miss the years he wasn’t afraid to snap his collarbone😂😂
You’re crazy for that one
I love the part when the Packers get the game winning touchdown/field goal
one of the best to ever do it !
Watching that Steelers game and then watching these videos made me understand why Rodgers pushed to get Cobb back.. I may not have agreed at first but….
You know in hindsight, with the defense they had in that wild card game against the cards, they probably should've just gone for two. I'd rather leave it in Rodgers' hand for a play than a coin toss to decide the game. Maybe that's just me
No you don’t do that, your team is hot just leave it to chance. Bc if your wrong Thatll be the #1 case to fire you
I always think teams should go for it unless their offense is that bad.
1:05
That INSANE pass interference on Jordy
You hear so much about Rodger's greatness being helped by Nelson and Adams, not to mention Starks and Jones, all of which is true. But without Cobb he wouldn't have had the regular season or even post season success he's had. Cobb was/is an X factor receiver that is always near the top of my book of receivers
i would say that for rodgers but not the entire nfl
I miss Jordy Nelson.
Bruh I just discovered your first one 😂 Good work brother 👍
These are all great. But last second comebacks against the Lions are the NFL equivalent of the free space on a bingo card.
I wanted to get mad at you as a Lion’s fan but as I thought about it I realized just how right you were 😭
🤣🤣🤣
As a packer fan I just wish they played the entire game like they play the second half of the game.
Agreed, too many close games because of that
I was at that dolphins game on the side of the end zone where he jumped in. what a fun game even though they lost to an OT field goal.
Gonna need a part 3
As a bears fan this brings back some horrible memories
I was hoping I'd never have to watch any of that Seahawks game highlights but now I have completed my final stage of grief.
...I'm kidding I'll never accept it
That was on McCarthy
I still can't get over that 2014 Seattle collapse
I'm glad Randall #18 is back with the team
Go!PackGo! In GODGERS WE TRUST 🤟🏾🤟🏾🧀🧀
Man I wish we still had Davante Adams and then had prime Jordy Nelson, Packers passing game would be nuts, especially if you consider Allen Lazard as well. Dream team
4:55 am I the only one that heard Aaron Rodgers is the best daddy?😂
Alternate title: Rodgers and Cobb clutching games
He's a Baaaaaaaaaad Man
Spencer Havner tho
Unsung hero
6:42 , being rushed, jumping backward off the front foot, & just throwing an absolute dime. Just amazing
When there is 5 minutes on the clock. Any quarterback should be able to get a score.
1:28
It was at this moment Jay Cutler decided he wasn’t going to care about football anymore if he was going to have to play this guy twice a year
GOAT!
Crazy. The Bears had 38 secs left to score when Rodgers only needed 37, what if the shoe was on the other foot?
Eh we only needed a field goal they would of needed a TD
I still think the best win was when they played Chicago and Rodgers got hurt, he came back and led them back from behind. It's the post game interview with Rodgers that gets me everytime because it was definitely obvious he was on some good meds 🤣
That was Rodgers best game out of all the games he ever played against The Bears!!!
@@bobbiegrace2285 I agree
Notifications are on for part 3!
Not sure if there are enough moments left for a part three but hopefully Rodgers can give me a few more of these by the end of the season!
@@obersports he will I promise man
It’s funny cuz had it been reversed and the Beats scored with 38 seconds… Rodgers would have still won 😂😂😂
Best qb idc about rings
I’ll go into that good night exclaiming Green Bay should’ve won that 2014 match against Seattle.
You know the video is gonna be good when you get a State Farm ad of Aaron Rodgers before the video
Glad Cobb is back
Randall Cobb has to be one of the most underrated receivers of all time
I honestly completely forgot about the last drive to tie the game in the 2014-15 NFC Championship game. As a packers fan I've kinda blocked that game out from memory
1:11 COBBBBB
🔥🔥🔥
This is why the 4th Quarter Comeback and Game Winning Drive stats just don't tell the whole story. Even the 4th Quarter Comeback stat only counts if your team wins the game. Rodgers has had so many games where he led a game tying or go ahead drive and then his defense failed him in regulation or OT.
when u see rodgers doing no huddle offense its game over for u
Imagine the shock on the bears faces when they thought they had the game in the bag. "We only left him 2 points to score in 7 minutes. There is no way he can beat us!" ...
Do part 3
Imagine being a lions fan and the only time you see them in highlight videos it’s a 2 part compilation of Rodgers just dunking his nuts on them. :’)
I love a-rod and I love the packers, but I feel like over 5 minutes left in a game is too much time for almost any qb in the league. Also, knowing the eventual outcome to most of these games, if I'm correct, ended being losses. All in all though, great video!
There are a lot of incredible throws in this video, but the one at 4:01, holy shit
W vid
One of the greatest of all time. First ballot HOF.
As a die hard
PACKER FAN,,,
Mr Roger's makes it a beautiful day in all neighborhoods,,,
Can you say Hall of Fame ????
That's a wonderful word boys and girls !!!,
Eh, I could have done without the highlights from "that" Seattle game....lol.
Rodgers will always own the Bears😂😂
Love it but some of these are a stretch. Over 5 min isnt the same or even close to under 2 or 1 min as far as what's needed from a qb.
That still is giving dude “too much time” their is nothing in that title that guarantees under two minutes
Yuuuup!
7:23 Forgot he was at an away game for a second.
Randall Cobb was a beast
Hot take: Randall Cobb is the greatest packer receiver for now
Aaron doing GOAT things
I found a pattern: 'and its Cobb!!!'
Lol @ 0:25 Kuhn is like almost a full yard past the line and the some of the bears are celebrating like they stopped him?
Not gonna lie I need to see prime time Cobb this Thursday vs the Cardinals Go Pack Go!
Rodgers the real goat!
Hey the Packers should have a Mascot too! And I think he should be a big Rat/Mouse and we call him Pack Rat? Im planning on making a concept sketch and sending to the Packers front office. Is this a dumb idea?
I miss hearing all these names
Old blue eyes is back 2021
I got a Rodgers rate ad when I clicked on this video