Aaron Rodgers has successfully turned the table with the Green Bay Packers this season. After an extremely rough start where they lost five consecutive fixtures, the Packers are now one game away from clinching a wildcard playoff berth. And it seems like A-Rod is getting a bit superstitious as the post-season rolls in.

The reigning back-to-back league MVP brought back the short hair look and surprised fans and media after the helmets came off post the Minnesota Vikings game. Rodgers and Co cruised past their divisional champions with a 41-16 statement win. And looking at Aaron, fans quickly recognised where they had seen this haircut before.

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According to some of the most loyal fans of A-Rod, there was a general sense of a mild superstition at work. Especially because Aaron had a similar look in his Super Bowl-winning year back in 2010. And fans think the new cut means another Lombardi Trophy for Wisconsin.

However, overall fans loved the recent cut that symbolizes a renewed approach and mindset for Rodgers and the 8-8 Green Bay Packers.

Can the haircut prove lucky for Aaron Rodgers in the divisional title decider?

The Detroit Lions are no joke this season. After losing six in a row in their first seven regular season fixtures, Jared Goff and the Detroit Lions have gone on an incredible run that puts them at 8-8 for the season as well. The Lions beat the Chicago Bears last night 41-10. And Aaron Rodgers will need all the luck on his side.

Detroit started to turn their season around when they faced Aaron Rodgers and the Packers in Week 8 this season. The Lions held the 2010 Super Bowl MVP and 4x NFL MVP’s offense to under 10 points and won 15-9. Aaron Rodgers has had his fair share of injury troubles this season. And overcoming the Lions defense with a bruised thumb, injured ribs and a knocked up knee will certainly prove to be an uphill task for the Packers QB.

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Aaron Rodgers missed practice on Wednesday this week and was questionable for the Minnesota Vikings game. However, it looks like his haircut spell has worked wonders as A-Rod looked good on-field, even rushing on his own for a touchdown in the game.