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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — One of Aaron Rodgers' vivid memories of his first season as an NFL starter involves a nationally televised, prime-time contest in the Superdome.

The Saints were just an 8-8 non-playoff team that season, but no one watching — and certainly no one on the Green Bay sideline — would have known it by the way Sean Payton's New Orleans Saints played that night.

The Packers came in with the NFL's third-ranked pass defense and got torched by Drew Brees for 323 yards and four touchdowns in 51-29 Saints victory. Rodgers has played in a lot of road games all over the NFL map since then, but the environment in the Superdome, where he'll play again this Sunday night, still stands out.

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