Rodgers aims to emulate Michael Jordan in high-stakes moments

Aaron Rodgers says he draws inspiration from Michael Jordan, Joe Montana, and Steve Young in big moments

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00:00What does it mean to you that your teammates have that sort of belief in you,

00:03especially in waiting moments like that?

00:05I mean, that's what you want, you know, when you when you when you're a kid and you grow up and

00:09you watch your idols. For me, it was the guys with the ball in their hand late in the game.

00:14And it was Joe Montana and Steve Young and Michael Jordan. And, you know, the conversation

00:21around a lot of those guys is that there is an incredible belief that when it's last seconds

00:26and MJ's got the ball in his hands, he's not making it when it's ball on the eight yard line,

00:31need a touchdown to win the game. And Joe's making comments about John Candy up in the stands.

00:36I think everybody kind of has a belief they're going to go down and score. So when you grow up

00:39reading about that stuff and and want to emulate your your idols, you know, you want to have that

00:44belief from your teammates that when we get the ball in that situation with 220,

00:48there's not a doubt in their mind where you go down and score.