Aaron Rodgers once went an entire regular season throwing only 5 interceptions… across 3,727 passing yards.

That was in 2018, and it’s one of the most efficient quarterback seasons in NFL history.

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Christian Watson didn’t receive a single FBS scholarship offer out of high school. He went to North Dakota State, put on serious muscle, exploded as a playmaker, won four national championships, and eventually became a second-round NFL draft pick.

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AJ Dillon played a key role in the Packers’ 2021 playoff run, contributing both as a short-yardage rusher and in the passing game out of the backfield.

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He holds the NFL record for the most interceptions — but somehow made it look cool, like he was just giving the other team a chance to feel involved

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Brett Favre threw his first NFL pass… to himself.

In his very first game with the Falcons, his first ever pass was batted right back into his own hands — officially making his first completion a catch to himself for a –7 yard loss. Not exactly Hall of Fame stats to start with — but he sure made up for it later!

Antonio Freeman made one of the most unforgettable catches in NFL history on Monday Night Football in 2000 — a tipped ball that bounced off a defender, hit the ground, then rolled onto his back, and Freeman scooped it up and ran for the game-winning touchdown. Even Al Michaels famously said, “He did what?!”

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