Rodgers connected of 28 of 38 passes for 246 yards and four touchdowns in Sunday's loss to Atlanta. He added a team-high 60 yards and a two-point conversion on the ground.
Rodgers looked mortal earlier this season, failing to complete 60 percent of his passes in three of his first four games and turning the ball over multiple times in three of the Pack's first five contests. He's back to his superhuman ways over the past two weeks, completing 71 percent of his attempts with seven touchdowns and no picks. He couldn't have done much more on Sunday,pinpointing a seven-yard pass to Jeff Janis to put the Packers up with less than four minutes left in the game and then keeping it on a zone read to extend the lead to six. Rodgers is himself again, just in time for a match-up against an Indianapolis defense ranked in the bottom three in passing yards surrendered per game and opposing quarterback rating.