Your characterization of his play in those first 6 games in 2015... is flat out wrong. There was a big debate in here about what was wrong with the offense during those WINs as well. I’m tired of the argument that says people are only critical when the team loses. Many saw and discussed this stuff honestly while the team was still winning.
If that's what your interpretation of that year tells you, then so be it. But it's tough to argue with the numbers.....
First 6 games:
68.13% completion percentage
15 TDs / 2 INTs
114.23 passer rating
27.33 points per game
Last 10 games:
57.17% completion percentage
16 TDs / 6 INTs
81.07 passer rating
20.40 points per game
That's more than looking at "just wins and losses". That's factual information.
I don't remember all of those games early on in the season, I do remember though that Aaron Rodgers and the Packers offense tore the Seattle Seahawks apart, who finished as the #1 defense in the NFL in terms of points allowed and #2 in the NFL in terms of yards allowed that season. Then Aaron Rodgers went and slung 5 TD passes the very next week against the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football. I remember every single MNF analyst from Trent Dilfer, to Steve Young, Jon Gruden, etc. raving about the complete control that Rodgers exhibited in every facet of playing the quarterback position that night.
First 6 games, 4 of them he had a passer rating of 100+. Last 10 games, not a single one above 100.
Now in the last two games of the initial 6 game stretch, they weren't overly impressive by Aaron Rodgers' all time great standards, but most definitely the first 3 or 4 were more than solid performances. And even in those last two games, the Packers scored 24 and 27 points respectively. Saying that the entire 2015 season was a dud (paraphrasing) is incorrect.
To differentiate the number of games to the stretch of his career that I'm alluding to is splitting hairs. Not surprising that you're picking a bone about it though.
Rodgers' numbers, and the team's performance, nose dived that season and it didn't start in the first month or month and a half of the season.