Aaron Rodgers also showed Chicago Bears fans who’s boss verbally in a 24-14 win over the Green Bay Packers. His impressive numbers in the NFL’s oldest rivalry show: He’s right!

Munich – It was one of the scenes of NFL Game Day 6. “I still own you,” Aaron Rodgers yelled to Chicago Bears fans at their home Soldier Field after running in a touchdown for his Green Bay Packers.

Rodgers himself described the action after the 24:14 win over the Bears as a “lapse of the good kind”. The trigger? “I looked up in the stands and saw a woman in the front row flipping me the bird. I don’t remember what words came out of my mouth after that. “

Aaron Rodgers with fabulous numbers against the Bears

Background of the 37-year-old’s ownership is the NFL’s oldest rivalry, which has linked the Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears for 100 years. And since Rodgers has been at the helm as the Packers’ quarterback, the Bears have actually had little to show for it in the NFC North teams’ head-to-head duels.

Rodgers has won 22 of the 27 games against Chicago. At Soldier Field, the home team has won just three of the 14 meetings against the Packers under Rodgers. Nine of the past ten NFL duels have gone to Rodgers’ Packers.

Only Brett Favre has now surpassed Rodgers’ 55 touchdown passes against the Bears in NFL history. And Rodgers’ cumulative passer rating of 107.2 against the Bears is also an NFL record among the 60 quarterbacks with more than 150 pass attempts against them.

Numbers that lead to only one conclusion: Aaron Rodgers does indeed own the Chicago Bears.