One of the main things people criticized Rodgers about was his failure in crunch time.
Well, they say numbers don't lie. Let's bring numbers into this. First off, I want to clarify what a game winning touchdown and game losing pick are.
A game winning touchdown is a TD pass on the last (competitive) possession of that particular team. This TD pass wins the game.
A game losing pick is the exact opposite. A pick on the last possession of that team. Of course the offensive team must be at least one scoring possession down. Doesn't count if it is 40-3.
Rodgers threw no game winning touchdowns.
Favre threw one game winning touchdown.
Rodgers threw three game losing picks.
Favre threw one game losing pick.
As you can see, there is little separating the two. Except that Favre actually threw a game winning TD.
Now, I know the quarterback doesn't HAVE to throw a touchdown pass to win a game. Don't worry, I have those stats too.
Rodgers completed no game winning drives.
Favre completed two game winning drives.
Rodgers "missed" five game winning drive opportunities.
Favre "missed" two game winning drive opportunities.
I would like to point out that Mason Crosby missed two game winning field goal chances.