For the fourth time, the Green Bay Packers earned a landmark victory at the home of the Dallas Cowboys, AT&T Stadium.
According to an enterprising Wikipedia user, Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has at least a partial deed to the stadium.
Photo: Wikipedia (screen shot as of 6:55 p.m. CT on Oct. 8, 2017)
Immediately after Rodgers led Green Bay to its 4th victory in four tries at AT&T Stadium with a touchdown pass to Davante Adams with 11 seconds left, someone decided to put the arrowed description of ownership on the stadium's Wikipedia page.
Anyone has the ability to change such a page, so there's no way that's official, of course. The reference to Rodgers was quickly removed, though others showed up on that wild west part of the World Wide Web.
— Coooooooop (@ccooper29) October 9, 2017
— Coooooooop (@ccooper29) October 9, 2017
However, it is descriptive of Rodgers' success there.
He won the Super Bowl MVP in leading Green Bay to a win over Pittsburgh on the 45th Super Sunday.
Six years later, his comeback drive in the NFC Divisional Playoff led Green Bay to a 34-31 triumph.
Now, this incredible performance, which led to a fictional, but perhaps appropriate, description of Aaron Rodgers' mastery.
