It is a parody based on NFL stars, their intelligence and the work they do in the community.  This should help you unleash some of that bottled-up laughter, because if watching Aaron Rodgers toss a baby onto the sidewalk isn’t funny to you, I don’t know what is.

Hat Tip – [Sweater Punch]

While Eli’s clutch performances down the stretch this season and his impressive playoff performance during the 2007 NFL season – which concluded with a Super Bowl victory over the Patriots – is hard to overlook, Brady almost always has to get the nod in such a debate, given his three Super Bowl rings, two Super Bowl MVPs and numerous prestigious quarterback records.

So who did the people at NMA World decide to go with when picking the more “elite” quarterback?

Aaron Rodgers…What a cop-out!

Much like the tradition of taking a snapshot of the three Green Bay Packers captains prior to each of their games, it has also become a weekly custom for quarterback Aaron Rodgers to photobomb said images.

While most may think that Rodgers could only work up the courage to take part in these photobombs after acquiring the starting quarterback job in Green Bay, that was far from the case.  Instead, Rodgers has been showing up in the background of the captains photos since 2006, when he was still backing up Brett Favre.

Now Rodgers has a Super Bowl ring, a Super Bowl MVP, and it won’t be long before he has himself a regular season MVP as well.  However, that hasn’t stopped him from continuing his pregame photobombing festivities.

While giving the viewers a sneak peak at Rodgers’ photobombing career, FOX NFL commentator Joe Buck said that the network’s cameras were on A-Rod prior to Sunday’s game against the Giants in hopes of catching him in the act, but the Packers’ quarterback never took part in any photobombing.

I guess they missed the following image, which clearly shows Rodgers taking part in his usual antics prior to Sunday’s game in New York.

For more Aaron Rodgers photobombs, check out www.RodgersPhotobomb.com.

Defensive football players these days are often trained to attack the ball while tackling opposing players in an attempt to strip them of the football and cause a fumble.  However, it appeared as though the Giants defensive players were attacking the wrong ball, or balls, during yesterday’s game against the Green Bay Packers.

The above image was one of two times that Aaron Rodgers was sacked on the day, however, none of those sacks were able to jar his ball loose (no pun intended).

The Packers entered last night’s home game against the Minnesota Vikings with a perfect 8-0 record and their undefeated season never appeared to be in jeopardy for a moment.  That was largely due to the Vikings inability to stop R0dgers and the Packers air attack, as last year’s Super Bowl MVP completed 23 of his 30 passes for 250 yards and four touchdowns.  Jordy Nelson was on the receiving end of two of those touchdowns, while Greg Jennings and John Kuhn both accounted for one touchdown reception each.  Those four passing touchdowns would prove to be more than enough, as the Packers cruised to an easy 42-7 victory.

With 28 touchdowns, three interceptions and 2,869 passing yards on the season, Rodgers is not only a clear favorite for NFL MVP honors, but he is also building a reputation as the best quarterback in the game right now and possibly one of the best quarterbacks to ever play the game.  He will obviously need to do more if he wants his career to be mentioned in the same breath as other great quarterbacks, like Tom Brady, Joe Montana and Johnny Unitas, but at this pace we assume it won’t be long before he gets to that point.  For now, he earns the “Stat Line of the Night” for Monday, November 14, 2011.

Aaron Rodgers

Rodgers completed 21 of his 26 pass attempts for 247 yards and connected on four touchdown passes to four different receivers.  He would also add 52 rushing yards to increase his total on the season to 127 yards on the ground.  In total, the Packers accumulated 368 yards of offense on the evening, as they remained undefeated on the season.  Rodgers was responsible for the majority of those yards, and he earns our “Stat Line of the Night” for Sunday, November 6, 2011.

That’s right.  Only six weeks into the 2011 NFL season and the last undefeated team remaining is last year’s Super Bowl champions; the Green Bay Packers.  The Packers are now posting a perfect 6-0 record, and much of that has to do with the play of their quarterback, Aaron Rodgers, who was once again on top of his game during yesterday’s battle with the St. Louis Rams.

The Rams had no answer for the Packers’ air attack, as Rodgers lit them up for 310 yards an three touchdowns, en route to the convincing 24-3 victory at Lambeau Field.  Rodgers completed passes to seven different receivers on the day, including touchdown passes of 35, 93 and 7 yards to James Jones, Jordy Nelson and Donald Driver, respectively.

Following that impressive performance, Rodgers now has a league-leading 17 touchdown passes and only three interceptions through six games.  He also earns our “Stat Line of the Night” for Sunday, October 16, 2011.

Aaron Rodgers

Last week Brett Favre said he was surprised it had taken Aaron Rodgers as long as it did for him to win his first Super Bowl title.  I am surprised it took Aaron Rodgers as long as it did for him to finally get his very own State Farm commercial.

Here it is.

Rodgers was finding the end zone early and often…very often.  He was an impressive 29 of 38 through the air for 408 yards and four touchdowns, and he added another 36 yards and two touchdowns on the ground, giving him a hand in 42 of the Packers’ 49 points.

After that impressive showing, Rodgers now has 14 total touchdowns on the season for the undefeated Packers, and he also earns our “Stat Line of the Night” for Sunday, October 2, 2011.

The reigning Super Bowl MVP picked up right where he left off during yesterday’s season opener against the New Orleans Saints, completing 27 of his 35 passes for 312 touchdowns and three touchdowns.  The majority of his damage came in the opening quarter, as he completed 14 of his 15 passes for 188 yards and connected on all three of his touchdowns within the first 15 minutes.

By the time Rodgers connected on his third touchdown pass, the Packers found themselves up 21-7.  The Saints would make things close in the end, but Mark Ingram was stuffed on the goal line on the final play and the Packers escaped with the 42-32 victory.  As for Rodgers, he escapes with the “Stat Line of the Night” for Thursday, September 8, 2011.