Aaron Rodgers's next touchdown pass will move him to third all time
NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers is one touchdown pass away from moving into third place on the all-time career list, currently tied with Peyton Manning at 539. As he nears the end of his career, his performance remains a focal point for the Steelers' current season trajectory.
Why it matters
This milestone marks a significant historical achievement in professional football, highlighting the longevity of elite athletes.
As Aaron Rodgers prepares to become the first quarterback in NFL history to play in four different countries, he’s on the verge of taking over third place on the all-time touchdown pass list.
Via NBC Sports research, Rodgers needs only one more to break a tie with Hall of Famer Peyton Manning for No. 3. Rodgers and Manning are currently tied at 539.
Rodgers likely will be stuck at No. 3, given his plan to retire after the season. He needs 32 (when I taped the attached video my math skills had me thinking it was 22) to catch Hall of Famer Drew Brees with 571. Future Hall of Famer Tom Brady holds the all-time record at 649.
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