Once, four-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers undisputedly showcased his prowess on the grass court by sinking a distant shot without even grazing the backboard. And hold on, recently, a Twitter user with the handle ‘@Justin4ocho’ shared a rare gem – a photo of teen Aaron Rodgers from the 1998-99 high school freshman basketball season.

Once Rodgers openly declares that basketball holds a special place in his heart. During an interview, Rodgers once revealed that he played a variety of sports while growing up, including baseball, basketball, soccer, and of course, football. He firmly believes that engaging in these sports instills a sense of competition.

A rare snapshot & love of Aaron Rodgers

The snapshot featured the Pleasant Valley High School’s Vikings, hailing from Chico, California. Among the team members stood a 15-year-old Aaron Rodgers, who has now become a renowned NFL quarterback. Reflecting on his passion, Rodgers conveyed, “I’m a humongous sports fan. Basketball is my first love before football.”

As Philly.com reported, during the 2017 season, Rodgers conversed with news reporters in Philadelphia and shed light on his sporting journey. “I was always drawn to being in positions where I had an impact on the game: point guard in basketball, pitcher in baseball, goalie or forward in soccer,” he shared.

Expanding on his perspective, Rodgers remarked, believes that kids can experience burnout by solely focusing on year-round AAU basketball or non-stop travel baseball. Football doesn’t quite follow the same all-year pattern, offering a different kind of challenge. According to future HOF-er, each sport brings its unique adversities and teaches valuable lessons about oneself.

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Aaron Rodgers’ home most expensive in NFL

Forbes just released a new report saying that Rodgers has the most expensive house among NFL players. Nestled in Malibu, California, his impressive abode comes with a staggering price tag of $28 million, breaking down to a jaw-dropping $6,040 per square foot.

Denver Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson has secured the second position and is showcasing a stunning home worth $25 million. Wilson’s residence, spanning a whopping 20,060 square feet, proudly holds the distinction of being the grandest property, outsmarting Tom Brady.

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Since the legendary Tom Brady secures the third rank. Though he’s retired from the quarterback position, Brady’s real estate game is strong. Brady spent $25 million on a property and its land in Miami, Florida. He didn’t stop there – he knocked down the old house to build a big new 17,000-square-foot mansion.

So, beyond the touchdowns and tackles, these NFL icons showcase their competitive spirits in the realm of luxury real estate as well.

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