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God doesn’t care about football games. He cares about our souls. I appreciate Russell Wilson’s dedication to the Lord, but I believe Rodgers was just making light of something Wilson said, not mocking God. I don’t believe it was mean-spirited in any way. At the end of the day, it’s just a game.

“And then getting help from God. I think God was a Packers fan tonight, so he was taking care of us”

God does favor the Green Bay Packers, it is obvious.

Following his graduation from Pleasant Valley High School in Chico, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers attended Butte College and was the starting quarterback for the Butte College Roadrunners in 2002. He led the Roadrunners to a 10-1 record, a NorCal Conference championship, and a No. 2 national ranking. Rodgers threw for 30 touchdowns and was named Nor-Cal Conference Player of the Year.

In his team intros he mentions Butte College mot Berkely

Oh. Really. He wasn't mocking God? He was smirking while saying it.

Take a look at his Twitter feed.

Aaron Rodgers retweeted God ‏@TheTweetOfGod Jun 26 What would Jesus do? Officiate a gay marriage. And then cater it using only a loaf and a fish.

Aaron Rodgers ‏@AaronRodgers12 Jun 25 Was on a spiritual journey today and found this list. @TheTweetOfGod

Aaron Rodgers ‏@AaronRodgers12 Jun 13 Forgot to thank you @TheTweetOfGod for the help on Jeopardy, I know how much you love game shows.

Aaron Rodgers retweeted God ‏@TheTweetOfGod May 26 "Lord, can I have a pony?" Sure. Just as soon as I get a prayer from a pony asking for a little girl with no clue how to take care of it.

God ‏@TheTweetOfGod Apr 26 The only part of My job I really enjoy is determining who wins sporting events.

Aaron Rodgers retweeted God ‏@TheTweetOfGod Apr 19 It's great to see how many country music stars are thanking Me at the #ACMawards50 even though I think country music sucks.