He faced a problem with a fractured collarbone

For the 2013 regular season, Rodgers missed seven games due to a fractured collarbone. He later made a comeback against the Bears in the regular-season finale to help the Packers win the division. He won his second NFL MVP title in 2014 after tossing for 4,381 yards, 38 touchdowns, and only 5 interceptions. The Packers made a comeback to the NFC title game the following postseason, but they fell to the Seattle Seahawks in a heartbreaking overtime game.

Rodgers recorded the lowest passer rating of his career while serving as Green Bay's full-time starting quarterback the following season, despite leading the team to a franchise-best seventh straight playoff berth (92.7). To finish the regular season, win a division title, and go to the NFC championship game, he led the NFL with 40 touchdown passes in 2016. He bounced back in 2016. (a loss to the Atlanta Falcons).

A broken collarbone limited Rodgers to playing just seven games of the 2017 season, and the Packers' eight-year postseason streak came to an end as a result. He participated in all 16 of the Packers' contests in 2018 and tossed 25 touchdown passes to just 2 interceptions, which was a career-low for a full season, but Green Bay's defense failed, and the team finished with a 6-9-1 record, missing the playoffs once more. Following both unsuccessful seasons, the Packers' head coach was changed in the off-season, and the team improved in 2019. Rodgers threw for 4,002 yards and 26 touchdowns as the Packers won 13 games in 2019.