Aaron Rodgers Approaches Historic Touchdown Milestone

Aaron Rodgers is on the brink of making history as he prepares to become the first quarterback in NFL history to compete in four different countries. He is also close to moving into third place on the all-time touchdown pass list.

Currently tied with Peyton Manning at 539 touchdown passes, Rodgers needs just one more to surpass him. He is expected to retire after this season, making it unlikely for him to catch Drew Brees, who holds the third spot with 571 touchdowns. Tom Brady leads the list with 649.

This season, Rodgers has thrown 12 touchdown passes against five interceptions over six games, resulting in a career touchdown-to-interception ratio of 4.21. Meanwhile, the Steelers aim to secure their third consecutive win, which would improve their record to 5-2 and potentially place them at the top of the AFC North.