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Aaron Rodgers took a page from Dan Marino's playbook to stun the Miami Dolphins.
The Green Bay Packers' quarterback set up a game-winning touchdown pass in the final minute with a fake spike play that will seem familiar to Dolphins fans -- and any remaining supporters of the New York Jets. With the Packers trailing the Dolphins, 24-20, and just 15 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter on Sunday at Sun Life Stadium in Miami, Rodgers acted as if he were about to spike the football to stop the clock. With most of the players on the field seeming to expect that to happen when the ball was snapped at the Dolphins' 16-yard line, Rodgers turned to his right and fired a pass to wide receiver Davante Adams, who got out of bounds to stop the clock after picking up 12 yards. On the next play, Rodgers connected with wide receiver Andrew Quarless on a game-winning touchdown pass with just three seconds remaining.
Fake spike to set up Game-Winning TD?!
Aaron Rodgers is a bad, baaaaad man. #GBvsMIA http://t.co/eRnZD59Hnn
- NFL (@nfl) October 12, 2014
Rodgers on fake spike: That was some free stylin' there. #GBvsMIA
- Green Bay Packers (@packers) October 12, 2014
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