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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kevans74" data-source="post: 946250" data-attributes="member: 12344">This has been brought up before, but it's remarkable how "eerily similar" their career trajectories have gone, yet they are entirely different "people" and players.Aaron - California guy, single and not on good terms with his family, cocky and less like able, does NOT throw interceptionsBrett - Southern, married and family oriented, probably more like able, threw a LOT, A LOT of interceptions (I still remember that 6 interception game vs STL in the playoffs...terrible)Yet, at the end of the day they are BOTH 3x MVPs, with 1 Super Bowl win with the Packers, early success in the playoffs and total chokers in the playoffs later in the career.Both VERY Predictable in the Playoffs:Ultimately with Brett, you KNEW he was going to throw that stupid Interception to end the Playoff Run. And he did with the Giants Interception... and again with the Vikings against the Saints (lol).Ultimately with Aaron, you KNEW he was going to go "3 and out" after that critical Defensive Stop or Forced Turnover and not get the Points for us, like we NEEDED him to. Same like last year after the J'aire interceptions, 2014 after the Burnett interception, and this year after the Turnover On Downs....Nothing but love for what they did in the Regular Season and for 30 years combined, and they will both be at LEAST Top 20 Quarterbacks of All Time.Thanks Aaron, but I'm ready for the next era.</blockquote>

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