Aaron Rodgers tied former NFL star Peyton Manning on the all‑time passing‑touchdown list with 539 completions, a milestone reached during the Steelers’ overtime victory.
In the game, Rodgers connected on two touchdown passes, helping the Steelers secure the win after regulation time ended in a tie.
The overtime win gave the Steelers the victory, while Rodgers’ performance cemented his place alongside Manning on the league’s all‑time passing‑touchdown leaderboard.
Peyton Manning, who retired with 539 passing touchdowns, had long held the record for the most career passing touchdowns in NFL history.
Rodgers’ achievement places him among the elite quarterbacks who have reached the 500‑plus passing‑touchdown mark, a rare feat in the sport’s history.
<small>Source: ESPN — read the original story there.</small>