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Since 2011, Rodgers has been selected for five Pro Bowls, but the Packers have yet to return to the Super Bowl. His sole championship appearance has become a flashpoint for debate: Can one of the most talented quarterbacks to ever play the game be truly great if he wins only one ring? I ask Rodgers whether that possibility scares him.

For once, he answers quickly: "No."

He adds: "I mean, it'd be disappointing. But no. I'd love to go back at least a few more times. But at some point, my career's going to be over, and I'm going to move on and do other things and be excited about that chapter in my life."

humanrefutation wrote:Mina and Rodgers teased this article on DLB's radio show a couple weeks ago.

ReasonablySober wrote:

humanrefutation wrote:Mina and Rodgers teased this article on DLB's radio show a couple weeks ago.

Favorite thing about that was Mina teased that she was working on a big piece with a hugely popular athlete but wouldn't say who it was. Didn't want to get scooped or have another writer come out with something on the athlete before her. Wouldn't even tell Dan and the guys off air.

Literally the next day they're interviewing Rodgers and the media comes up and he's like, yea, your colleague Mina Kimes recently came out and interviewed me for a story she's working on.

humanrefutation wrote:Anyway, on the article itself:

I don't feel like I learned much that was especially new. Some of his stuff about his religious/spiritual/philosophical journey was interesting. I was interested in whether he'd share more of his political perspective, and he touched on it. He chose to keep his family drama private, which I really respect and was the right thing to do (as much as I was curious about what's going on there). A lot of the other things have been delved into elsewhere.

But I'm also a big fan of Mina Kimes, and I'm glad she got the interview.

crkone wrote:

humanrefutation wrote:Anyway, on the article itself:

I don't feel like I learned much that was especially new. Some of his stuff about his religious/spiritual/philosophical journey was interesting. I was interested in whether he'd share more of his political perspective, and he touched on it. He chose to keep his family drama private, which I really respect and was the right thing to do (as much as I was curious about what's going on there). A lot of the other things have been delved into elsewhere.

But I'm also a big fan of Mina Kimes, and I'm glad she got the interview.

Did you listen to his podcast last year?

humanrefutation wrote:

crkone wrote:

humanrefutation wrote:Anyway, on the article itself:

I don't feel like I learned much that was especially new. Some of his stuff about his religious/spiritual/philosophical journey was interesting. I was interested in whether he'd share more of his political perspective, and he touched on it. He chose to keep his family drama private, which I really respect and was the right thing to do (as much as I was curious about what's going on there). A lot of the other things have been delved into elsewhere.

But I'm also a big fan of Mina Kimes, and I'm glad she got the interview.

Did you listen to his podcast last year?

Whose? Aaron's? The one he did with Wilde that he scrapped a couple years ago? I probably listened to all of them.

crkone wrote:

humanrefutation wrote:

crkone wrote:
Did you listen to his podcast last year?

Whose? Aaron's? The one he did with Wilde that he scrapped a couple years ago? I probably listened to all of them.

http://nerdist.com/you-made-it-weird-310-aaron-rodgers/

humanrefutation wrote:

crkone wrote:

humanrefutation wrote:
Whose? Aaron's? The one he did with Wilde that he scrapped a couple years ago? I probably listened to all of them.

http://nerdist.com/you-made-it-weird-310-aaron-rodgers/

Ah, I heard about this. I'm not that big of a fan of Pete Holmes, so I didn't seek this out. But if it's got A-Aron, it's worth a listen.

crkone wrote:

humanrefutation wrote:

crkone wrote:
http://nerdist.com/you-made-it-weird-310-aaron-rodgers/

Ah, I heard about this. I'm not that big of a fan of Pete Holmes, so I didn't seek this out. But if it's got A-Aron, it's worth a listen.

Just be prepared to hear Rodgers talking about seeing a UFO.

It had been six years since Rodgers' trip to the Super Bowl, and Bell still remembers what his friend told him after he won: "'I've been to the bottom and been to the top, and peace will come from somewhere else.'"

bizarro wrote:I've seen a UFO. It's not a big deal

Mags FTW wrote:

bizarro wrote:I've seen a UFO. It's not a big deal

Tempted to make this my new sig.

bizarro wrote:

crkone wrote:

humanrefutation wrote:
Ah, I heard about this. I'm not that big of a fan of Pete Holmes, so I didn't seek this out. But if it's got A-Aron, it's worth a listen.

Just be prepared to hear Rodgers talking about seeing a UFO.

I've seen a UFO. It's not a big deal: it's an 'unidentified flying object'. I have friends who have seen UFO's. New Mexico and Southern Colorado get them frequently. What are they? Who knows. I saw mine while on top of a garage in mid-South Minneapolis. We were 20 somethings in music school. Fresh off of jazz band practice. Taking a break between lead sheets looking into the sky from a garage roof. Out of the corner of our eyes 3 boomerang (best way I can describe it) crafts come into view. They literally stop. Hovering for moments directly above our vision. And, then, bam! Zoom off at ludicrous speed into the distance. Was a wild moment. Completely sober. We all saw it. And, we move on. I mean, there's nothing more to it. We weren't probed. It didn't change my life. But, it was definitely something you don't see every day - most people never do.

Back to the article:

It had been six years since Rodgers' trip to the Super Bowl, and Bell still remembers what his friend told him after he won: "'I've been to the bottom and been to the top, and peace will come from somewhere else.'"

A-Rod is pure class. In every respect. He gets it.

bizarro wrote:

crkone wrote:

humanrefutation wrote:
Ah, I heard about this. I'm not that big of a fan of Pete Holmes, so I didn't seek this out. But if it's got A-Aron, it's worth a listen.

Just be prepared to hear Rodgers talking about seeing a UFO.

I've seen a UFO. It's not a big deal: it's an 'unidentified flying object'. I have friends who have seen UFO's. New Mexico and Southern Colorado get them frequently. What are they? Who knows. I saw mine while on top of a garage in mid-South Minneapolis. We were 20 somethings in music school. Fresh off of jazz band practice. Taking a break between lead sheets looking into the sky from a garage roof. Out of the corner of our eyes 3 boomerang (best way I can describe it) crafts come into view. They literally stop. Hovering for moments directly above our vision. And, then, bam! Zoom off at ludicrous speed into the distance. Was a wild moment. Completely sober. We all saw it. And, we move on. I mean, there's nothing more to it. We weren't probed. It didn't change my life. But, it was definitely something you don't see every day - most people never do.

Back to the article:

It had been six years since Rodgers' trip to the Super Bowl, and Bell still remembers what his friend told him after he won: "'I've been to the bottom and been to the top, and peace will come from somewhere else.'"

A-Rod is pure class. In every respect. He gets it.

humanrefutation wrote:Anyway, on the article itself:

I don't feel like I learned much that was especially new. Some of his stuff about his religious/spiritual/philosophical journey was interesting. I was interested in whether he'd share more of his political perspective, and he touched on it. He chose to keep his family drama private, which I really respect and was the right thing to do (as much as I was curious about what's going on there). A lot of the other things have been delved into elsewhere.

But I'm also a big fan of Mina Kimes, and I'm glad she got the interview.

Mags FTW wrote:

bizarro wrote:I've seen a UFO. It's not a big deal

Tempted to make this my new sig.