Aaron Rodgers

If Rodgers has proved anything over the last month, it's that he's matchup-proof. Despite playing against the 49ers, Colts, and Bears in three of his last four games, Rodgers has thrown for three-plus touchdowns in each of those games. He's finished with 21.74 or more fantasy points in 9-of-11 games, including each of his last six games. If you were to remove rushing totals from all quarterbacks and just look at what they've done through the air, Rodgers has averaged a ridiculous 0.661 fantasy points per pass attempt, while there's just one other quarterback (Russell Wilson) who's averaged over 0.609 points per throw. If you're looking for any rushing totals, the Eagles would be the team he might get some against, as they've allowed 334 yards on the ground to quarterbacks, which ranks as the most in the league. They have been a tough matchup for quarterbacks overall this year, allowing the 12th-fewest points per game against them, and if you were to remove those rushing totals, they've allowed the ninth-fewest fantasy points through the air. It helps that they've generated a sack on 9.1 percent of dropbacks, which ranks as the third-highest mark in the NFL. Despite that, they've recorded a league-low three interceptions this year. The worrisome part for Rodgers is that teams have chosen to throw the ball just 53.4 percent of the time against the Eagles due to great field position and lack of competition in general. None of that has mattered to Rodgers though 12 weeks, so why should it now? Keep him rolling as a QB1.

Aaron Rodgers carves up Chicago with four TDs

Aaron Rodgers completed 21 of 29 pass attempts for 211 yards and four TDs, while adding 12 yards on two carries in the Packers’ 41-25 win over the Bears on Sunday.

Fantasy Impact

Rodgers was masterful in this one, picking apart Chicago all afternoon on his way to another efficient stat line. A-Rodg is now up to 33 TDs and just four INTs this season and is playing at an MVP level. He'll look to keep up the dominant play in Week 13 against Chicago.