Aaron Rodgers Quiz: Test Your Trivia Knowledge

Aaron Rodgers is considered one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL today. How much do you know about his career so far? We have put together an Aaron Rodgers quiz for you to test your knowledge. This includes some specific questions about his career in college and in the National Football League. As a result, only his biggest fans will be able to get a perfect score. We have also included some additional facts about him at the end and more.

The Ultimate Aaron Rodgers Quiz

INSTRUCTIONS: All you have to do is answer the trivia questions below. At the very end of the quiz, it will let you know what you scored.  

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Aaron Rodgers Trivia Questions & Answers

Here are some more details on the answers (but only read AFTER you have taken the quiz). This will provide you some context on some of the questions that you got wrong.

1) How many seasons did Aaron Rodgers play football in community college for?

The answer is 1 as he played 1 season at Butte Community College in Oroville. It is pretty crazy to think that one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time did two years at community college but that is what happened with Rodgers.

2) Which NCAA Division 1 team did Aaron Rodgers play for in College?

The answer is the California Golden Bears. Rodgers and the Golden Bears defeated the Virginia Tech Hokies in the 2003 Insight Bowl in his first year. In his second year with the team, the Golden Bears lost to the Texas Tech Red Raiders in the 2004 Holiday Bowl. Rodgers skipped his Senior season in order to jump to the NFL.

3) Which year was Aaron Rodgers selected in the NFL Draft?

The answer is 2005 as Rodgers was selected 24th Overall by the Green Bay Packers. The first round of this draft featured some big names like DeMarcus Ware, Shawne Merriman, Roddy White, and Heath Miller. You could definitely argue that Rodgers had the best career out of anybody else in this draft class.

4) True Or False. Aaron Rodgers was the first quarterback selected in his draft class.

This is FALSE as Alex Smith went first overall in the 2005 Draft. Smith was selected by the San Francisco 49ers. While Smith had a solid career, we can’t help but think that they wished they had picked Rodgers instead.

5) Which NFL season did Aaron Rodgers officially take over for Brett Favre as the starting quarterback of the Green Bay Packers?

The answer is the 2008 season as Rodgers took over from Favre and never looked back. It is safe to say that fans of the Packers are spoiled when it comes to the quarterback position.

6) True Or False. The Green Bay Packers missed the playoffs during Aaron Rodgers first full season as starting quarterback (2008)

This is FALSE as The Packers finished with a 6–10 record and missed the playoffs.

7) How many touchdowns did Aaron Rodgers throw for in the Packers win against the Steelers in Super Bowl XLV?

The answer is 3 touchdown passes. The Packers beat the Steelers by a score of 31 to 25. Rodgers was also named as the Super Bowl MVP.

Speaking of that Steelers, team, you should take our Ben Roethlisberger quiz next.

8) Which season did Aaron Rodgers win his first NFL Most Valuable Player award?

The answer is 2011 and he also won the MVP Award in 2014.

9) What is Rodgers’ career high for touchdown passes in a season?

The answer is 45 and this was during the 2011 NFL season. This amount of passes helped Rodgers win the MVP award that year.

10) Rogers and the Packers only lost 1 game during the regular season of the 2011 NFL season. Which team did they lose to?

The answer is the Kansas City Chiefs as The Packers lost 19-14.

Some Additional Aaron Rodgers Facts

Here are some additional facts about Rodgers that we couldn’t find a place for on our quiz. This includes some notes on his family life and also his career earnings.

Rodgers’ Family & Personal Life

Rodgers was born on December 2nd, 1983 to Darla Leigh Pittman and Edward Wesley Rodgers. His dad works as a chiropractor in Chico, California. His dad also played Offensive Line for Chico State University from 1973 to 1976.

Aaron has two brothers, Luke and Jordan. His best-known brother is Jordan, who played for the Jacksonville Jaguars, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Miami Dolphins on their practice squads. He was also on season 12 of The Bachelorette, where he became engaged to Joelle “JoJo” Fletcher.

Rodgers played baseball as a youngster as a center fielder, shortstop, and pitcher. While he had some promise, I think it is safe to say that he made the right call to switch to football.

From 2014 to 2017, Rodgers dated Olivia Munn, who is an actress.

Rodgers is currently dating Danica Patrick, who is a former race-car driver.

Contract & Earnings

Rodgers finished in 7th place on Forbes’ list of the highest-paid athletes of 2019. This comes after he brought in $89.3 million for the year. This put him just behind fellow NFL player Russell Wilson, who earned $89.5 during the year. Rodgers beat out some big names on this list, including Lebron James, Steph Curry, and Kevin Durant.

In 2018, Rodgers became a minority owner in the NBA’s Milwaukee Bucks. You can sometimes spot him at courtside during games.

In 2018, Rodgers signed a 4-year contract extension with the Green Bay Packers worth around $134 million. According to Spotrac, close to $99 million of that contract is guaranteed money.

Spotrac also says that Rodgers has made more than $233 million in career earnings. This only includes his salary and signing bonuses in the NFL. This does NOT include any of his endorsements or any of his outside business ventures.

Conclusion:

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