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It’s been a sub-par season for the Packers, but at least one thing remained constant in 2022: Aaron Rodgers still owns the Bears. And he won’t let the Bears (or its fans) forget it.

Tom Brady has not had the greatest of autumns, personally or professionally, to put it mildly. His in-season divorce from Gisele Bundchen and the sudden collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX have intersected with a mediocre start to his 23rd NFL campaign.

Aaron Rodgers entered the 2022 season with aspirations to become the second quarterback ever to win three straight NFL MVP awards. It’s safe to say that, through the first seven games of the 2022 season, the narrative around Rodgers has shifted drastically.

Tony Romo brought his crystal ball to the Arrowhead Stadium press box. While many were expecting an offensive slugfest between two of the league’s best offenses, the CBS analyst thought this was going to be a low-scoring affair.

Tom Brady has been around the NFL for a while now. That would be 23 years to be exact. And evidently, he’s seen better football than the quality in his 23rd season.