Let's talk about GOATs and unicorns before Brady-Rodgers II

Brady-Rodgers II sells itself.

There is no need to brandish inflamed quotes or dig up overcooked steers for the Sunday night game in New England. Two of the greatest players of all time at the most important position in the sport will try to find out who can score the most points. No additional threshing necessary.

As such, the Packers and Patriots took turns this week to numb against each other before the game.

Aaron Rodgers wants everyone to know that no matter what, Sunday's game is not a referendum on the biggest debate of all time.

"I left you worried about this type of conversation," Rodgers told ESPN.com on Wednesday. "I think these are end-of-career conversations (…) I'm just worried about winning now, he's got five championships, so that ends most of the discussions, I think."

Rodgers, 35, also acknowledged that the fact that Brady has reached the MVP level in his forties has changed the game for the aging quarterbacks. The Packers QB however noted that the fact that TB12 can play so well at 40 does not mean that we should expect everyone to do the same.

"I think to some extent, definitely [he has], "Rodgers said, according to NBC Sports Boston." But Tom … He's a special case. It's a unicorn. There is not much like him. "

To sum up: Rodgers: Brady is the GOAT and a unicorn.

We need a new word. GOATicorn? UniGOAT? UniGOATcorn? G-Unicorn? UGOAT?