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Rodgers looks forward to the big game (AUDIO)

February 2, 2011 By Bill Scott

Bart Starr won his first Super Bowl at age 27.  Brett Favre won his only Super

Aaron Rodgers / Media Day

Bowl at age 27.  Aaron Rodgers just happens to be 27 years old and he’ll lead his Green Bay Packers into battle against the Pittsburgh Steelers and Super bowl 45 on Sunday.

 Reporters at yesterday’s Super Bowl Media Day buzzed Rodgers with questions about Brett Favre.  Rodgers tried to tell them that Favre is not his motivation for wanting to win the Super Bowl on Sunday.  

Rodgers did talk about consulting quarterback Steve Young, who had to replace the legendary Joe Montana in San Francisco.

AUDIO: Aaron Rodgers on advice from Steve Young :21

Rodgers has correspondance with former great Bart Starr as well.

AUDIO: Aaron Rodgers on his relationship with Bart Starr :15

Rodgers won’t talk much about Brett Favre and the two clearly don’t communicate.  But you know Rodgers would love to get this Super Bowl in his pocket, to alleviate the comparisons.  Rodgers also admitted that he’s not sure questions about Brett Favre will ever stop. 

Rodgers and his Packers teammates are practicing today for the first time since arriving in Dallas back on Monday.

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