For all intents and purposes, Aaron Rodgers had a pretty down year last year.

Not only did he suffer a serious knee injury during the first game of the 2018 regular season, but the quarterback also struggled with the injury throughout the season, affecting nearly everything about his game. While Rodgers was able to tough things out, he was clearly hampered all year, but that didn’t stop him from still being one of the most popular players in the league.

According to the NFL Players Association, which on Monday released its list of the top 50 player sales from March 1, 2018 to February 28, 2019, Rodgers still sits firmly in the top-10 in terms of sales generated, coming in at No. 7. He was also the only Packers player to place in the top-50. The full list is available below.

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  1. QB Tom Brady – New England Patriots
  2. QB Dak Prescott  – Dallas Cowboys
  3. QB Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles
  4. RB Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys
  5. QB Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs
  6. RB Saquon Barkley – New York Giants
  7. QB Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers
  8. QB Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans
  9. LB Khalil Mack – Chicago Bears
  10. QB Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints

Despite the injury-plagued season, it shouldn’t be too surprised to see Rodgers rank so highly. Not only has he consistently been one of the best quarterbacks in the league, but he’s quickly rocketed up the all-time charts, too.

Although his 2018 season looked great on paper, including throwing for 4,400 yards, 25 touchdowns, and just two interceptions, Rodgers will likely be looking to improve on a down year and lead the Packers back into the playoff hunt in 2019.