It's December of 2015, and the Green Bay Packers are up against the wall. They've lost their last three games, and the season is feared dead in the water. The Detroit Lions, a longtime rival, only need to stop one last play on the 39 yard line to keep their two-point lead and take home the win. The snap comes, and Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers scrambles down the field while his faithful receivers scutter for the endzone. From 61 yards, the quarterback makes his final throw, a pass that meets a leaping Richard Rodgers to give Green Bay the touchdown, […]