Aaron Rodgers Playoff Record, Including Super Bowl Win

Two-time MVP Aaron Rodgers has started 21 career playoff games. 

All of those games came with the Green Bay Packers, including a Super Bowl win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. 

Aaron Rodgers Career Playoff Record

Rodgers is 11-10 over his 21 postseason starts, with most of that success coming early in his career. 

Rodgers began his Green Bay tenure 4-1 in the postseason. That run included his lone Super Bowl win with Rodgers going 4-0 in the 2011 postseason. 

Results declined for Rodgers, beginning with the 2012 postseason. Rodgers finished 7-9 in his last 16 postseason starts, including two straight defeats. 

Perhaps most interesting about Rodgers’ postseason record? His struggles against the San Francisco 49ers. Rodgers started four games against his hometown team, going 0-4 SU. 

In terms of his betting outputs, Rodgers finished 12-8-1 ATS in those games. He produced better results as an underdog, going 6-3-1 ATS in that spot. 

Comparatively, Rodgers finished 6-5 ATS as a postseason favorite. 

Over his first eight starts as a postseason underdog, Rodgers recorded a 6-1-1 ATS record. 

In his last two postseason starts as a dog, Rodgers went 0-2 ATS with both losses coming by double digits. 

Aaron Rodgers Playoff Stats

Rodgers has gone 501-for-774 passing in his postseason starts, throwing for 5,894 yards. Over his 21 starts, Rodgers tossed 45 touchdowns against 13 interceptions. 

Eight of those 21 games saw Rodgers throw three or more touchdown passes. Only five of those postseason games saw Rodgers toss one or fewer touchdowns. 

If there’s a negative from Rodgers’ playoff games, it’s his penchant for taking sacks. 

Two straight playoff games saw Rodgers take five sacks. Over his 21 career playoff games, defenses racked up 54 sacks against Rodgers. 

When opposing defenses get to Rodgers, it usually leads to success. Rodgers took at least four sacks in six postseason starts, going 1-5 in those contests.