The sixth edition of The Match took a different approach on Wednesday as it featured an all-NFL lineup without any golf pros involved in the celebrity contest. In the end, it was Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady that emerged with a hard-fought victory over their younger counterparts in Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen. This was thanks in large part to the Green Bay Packers superstar quarterback sinking a clutch putt in the final hole.

After the victory, Aaron Rodgers spoke out about his game-winning birdie and how Tom Brady actually provided a key assist in his final shot:

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“I felt really good about [the putt], to be honest,” Rodgers said on the broadcast (h/t Charean Williams of PFT). “Tommy gave me a great read. I heard Trevor [Immelman] and Charles [Barkley] in my head telling me I was going to make it, and I felt good about the line when I hit it. I knew it was going in. It was a fun day.”

It's not very often that you see a Rodgers-Brady connection, but this was exactly how things went down on Thursday. These are two of the greatest quarterbacks of all time and they just got the better of two of the top young QBs in the league — at least on the green.