Aaron Rodgers Joins Elite 60,000-Yard Passing Club

The New York Jets quarterback becomes the ninth player in NFL history to reach this milestone during a game in London.

Aaron Rodgers achieved the 60,000-yard milestone with a 7-yard pass to Tyler Conklin against the Minnesota Vikings.
Rodgers is the current active leader in passing yards following Tom Brady's retirement in 2022.
He passed Dan Marino for seventh place in total passing yards, combining regular-season and playoff games.
Rodgers has been with the New York Jets since suffering an Achilles tear four snaps into his first season.
The 40-year-old quarterback is a four-time NFL MVP and continues to make history in his second season with the Jets.