Aaron Rodgers: The one stat that explains Aaron Rodgers' season

In his second MVP season, 2014, Rodgers threw for 4,381 yards, 38 touchdowns, five interceptions, with a 65.6 completion rating in 16 games.

There’s something else that stands out about Rodgers’ 2014 season, a stat not included in the list above.

Now, in 2019, Rodgers has made even fewer attempts through 15 games: 514.

Now, rather than being responsible for nearly half of the Packers’ points, Rodgers’ share is just 41 percent.

The simple fact is that Rodgers can no longer shoulder the weight of the Packers offense.