Overview
- Rodgers scored on an 87-yard interception return and a 66-yard fumble return, both before halftime against Cincinnati.
- He forced three of the Bengals’ four first-half turnovers, including strips of Noah Fant and Ja’Marr Chase that set up 10 points.
- Multiple outlets reported he is the first NFL player to record a pick-six, a fumble-return touchdown and two forced fumbles in a single game.
- AP confirmed he is the first Vikings player with two defensive touchdowns in one game, helping build a 34-3 halftime lead.
- Next Gen Stats credited Rodgers’ plays with a combined +31% win-probability boost as Minnesota overwhelmed Jake Browning in Joe Burrow’s absence.