Aaron Rodgers just threw his 580th career touchdown pass, including the postseason, officially moving past Peyton Manning for third place on the all-time list. Yeah, you read that right. Rodgers is out here making history, and the NFL is absolutely paying attention to what’s happening in Pittsburgh.
The Play That Shook the Record Books
This historic toss came on the first play of the Steelers’ second possession. Rodgers hit running back Jaylen Warren with a short pass, and dude, Jaylen took off! He busted out an 80-yard sprint straight to the end zone. You gotta give a huge shoutout to wide receiver DK Metcalf, too. He threw a massive block that sprung Warren down the right sideline. That’s a massive play early in the game, showcasing some serious firepower.
Rodgers’ Record Haul and Game Status
This monster play makes it 32 touchdowns for Rodgers as a Steeler, adding to his incredible 535 regular-season and 45 playoff scores. That’s a resume right there. Right now, the Steelers are up 7-6 in this one. The Colts are only on the board because Spencer Shrader is kicking absolute bombs, hitting 57- and 56-yard field goals on their first two drives. But Rodgers and the Steelers offense just showed they can go off with one play.
Rodgers is out here etching his name deeper into the history books, and you have to wonder how high he can climb. He’s already passed an all-time legend, and he’s doing it with style. This season is shaping up to be wild, and Rodgers is definitely a player to watch every single week.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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