MINNEAPOLIS — It might have been the longest 1-yard touchdown pass in Green Bay Packers' history, and for that reason the floater that Aaron Rodgers heaved across the field to rookie tight end Richard Rodgers on Sunday will serve as one of the most memorable scoring plays of the season.

Based on multiple looks at the replay -- and with a little geometry (see the Pythagorean theorem) to help in the calculation -- the ball traveled an estimated 39.

Rob Demovsky  wrote:

Truely a Farve-esque play

Originally Posted by: Mucky Tundra 

I'm thinking it was Aaron Rodgers-like because Aaron Rodgers deserves to be labeled as himself, not disrespected as emulating another person or player.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

I was thinking the shuttle pass t Lacy to be Favre esque

Originally Posted by: wpr 

I'm thinking it was Aaron Rodgers-like because Aaron Rodgers deserves to be labeled as himself, not disrespected as emulating another person or player.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

I'm thinking it was Aaron Rodgers-like because Aaron Rodgers deserves to be labeled as himself, not disrespected as emulating another person or player.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool