Overview
- Rodgers’ record-setting throw was a second-quarter touchdown to DK Metcalf in Foxborough as Pittsburgh beat New England 21-14.
- Most outlets now credit Rodgers with 509 career touchdown passes, placing him behind Tom Brady (649), Drew Brees (571) and Peyton Manning (539), with Brett Favre at 508.
- The milestone came in a 21-14 road victory that the Steelers sealed with a late scoring drive.
- Rodgers is the NFL’s active leader in career touchdown passes.
- At least one report lists his total at 510, highlighting a minor discrepancy in postgame tallies.