One of the most famous taunts in history, it has been recorded.
At 4:30 in the fourth quarter of the game between the Chicago Bears and the former Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field on October 17, 2021, Aaron Rodgers scored on the ground.
I still own you! All my life, I own you!, Rodgers yelled to the crowd amid jeers and one-fingered salutes.
With a score of 24-14, Rodgers’ touchdown effectively sealed the victory for Green Bay.
It is remembered as one of the pinnacles of the legendary rivalry between the Packers and Bears.
People in Chicago were happy when Rodgers was traded to the New York Jets.
They were confident that they would ultimately prevail in their conflict.
Months were spent by Bears supporters disparaging Jordan Love, the Packers, and Packers supporters.
These insults also made Packers fans’ joy at the 38-20 thrashing Love and the Packers delivered to the Bears in Week One even greater.
Rodgers, who was evidently watching the game as well, texted Love about Love’s performance and it was hilarious.
Jordan Love, the Green Bay Packers’ quarterback, was instructed to “Keep the Ownership in Place.”.
Sadly, Rodgers tore his Achilles four snaps into his time with the Jets and will miss the rest of the 2023 NFL season.
While waiting for the Jets to play (they didn’t until Monday night, the day after the Packers), he was enjoying watching his old team humiliate his longtime rivals in Chicago.
When asked if he had discussed his Week One performance against Chicago (245 passing yards, three touchdown passes, no interceptions) with Love at all during his weekly appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, Rodgers replied that he hadn’t.
Rodgers replied:.
I’ve been sending the guys texts.
After the Bears game, I did text J. I wanted him to see it when he got his phone back, so I waited until they had pulled away.
‘Congratulations on maintaining ownership. That was really cool for him.
“.
The Packers have a 47-15 record against the Bears since 1992.
The 30-Year Trend of Owning the Chicago Bears Was Started by Brett Favre.
When Brett Favre was the starting quarterback for the Packers, he faced the Bears in 32 games.
In those games, he had a record of 22-10, an efficiency rating of 84.09, 7,660 passing yards, 53 touchdowns, and 38 interceptions.
The Packers’ victory on November 17, 1995, in a shootout, was perhaps the most memorable of these contests, which they won 35-28.
Favre had a 336-yard passing total, five touchdowns, and no interceptions in that game.
Dorsey Levens, Robert Brooks, and Edgar Bennett all caught touchdown passes for him.
Aaron Rodgers led the Green Bay Packers to a decisive victory over the Chicago Bears.
Aaron Rodgers, the quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, celebrates his rushing touchdown against the Chicago Bears in the fourth quarter.
Rodgers outperformed Favre in the Bears game. He currently has a 24-5 record against Chicago, 6,965 passing yards, 64 touchdowns, and 10 interceptions to go along with a passer rating of 109.
His 2014 stats versus Chicago look like they belong in a Madden video game.
In two games against them that season, Rodgers threw for 617 yards, 10 touchdowns, and no interceptions.
Six touchdown passes from Aaron Rodgers helped Green Bay to a 42-0 halftime lead in the second of these games.
The Packers won the game 55-14 despite his absence for the remainder of it.
Next season’s matchup will be between the Jets and Bears if they finish in the same position in their respective divisions. This would give Chicago the chance to lose to both Love and Rodgers in the same season.