Aaron Rodgers Sets Records in NFL's First Game in Paris

Aaron Rodgers continued his historic season on Sunday during the NFL's first-ever game in Paris. He became the first quarterback to participate in international games in three consecutive years.

Rodgers previously led the Steelers to victory in Ireland last year and played for the Jets in London in 2024. During the game, he also passed Peyton Manning to secure third place on the NFL's all-time regular season passing touchdown list with his 540th touchdown, a four-yard pass to tight end Darnell Washington.

The 42-year-old quarterback is having a notable season with the Steelers, aiming for their 23rd consecutive non-losing season. He has thrown three touchdown passes in three straight games, a feat not accomplished by a Steelers quarterback since Terry Bradshaw.