Much has been said during the 2022 NFL season about the end of an era when it comes to the dominance of the two quarterbacks with the most outstanding careers still active, obviously we are talking about Tampa Bay BuccaneersTom Brady and Green Bay PackersAaron Rodgers.
That trend came to a climax on Wednesday when the rosters for the 2023 Pro Bowl Games to be played at Allegiate Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada were released and neither Brady nor Rodgers were chosen, which is a major attention grabber despite not being a surprise.
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Since the seven-time Super Bowl winner came to the Buccaneers for the 2020 season, Brady and Rodgers were the two passers who dominated the NFC, in that campaign Green Bay and Tampa Bay disputed even the George Halas Trophy at Lambeaud Field and in 2021, these two characters occupied the first and second place in the MVP voting.
This time both Brady and Rodgers have their teams with losing records of 6-8, which is extremely rare for both players, the difference being that the Buccaneers are the lone leaders in the NFC South, while the Packers are third in the North of the same conference.
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Who will take Brady and Rodgers’ places in the Pro Bowl?
What does draw attention is who will take Brady and Rodgers’ place in the Pro Bowl, as the chosen ones are Jalen Hurts (Philadelphia Eagles), Kirk Cousins (Minnesota Vikings) and Geno Smith (Seattle Seahawks).
With the Pro Bowl out of their respective minds, Brady and Rodgers will try to salvage their seasons in their final three games starting for both on Christmas Day, with the Bucs visiting the Arizona Cardinals and the Packers doing the same at the home of the Miami Dolphins.
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