Aaron Rodgers adds another milestone to his legendary career with fifth-place all-time passing mark as Steelers face Bengals
Aaron Rodgers etched his name in NFL history, becoming the fifth all-time leading passer by surpassing Ben Roethlisberger's yardage. At 41, Rodgers continues to showcase elite performance with Pittsburgh, demonstrating remarkable longevity and leadership. His journey from Green Bay to New York and now to the Steelers highlights an enduring career defined by adaptability and a relentless competitive spirit.
Aaron Rodgers etched his name in NFL history, becoming the fifth all-time leading passer by surpassing Ben Roethlisberger's yardage. At 41, Rodgers continues to showcase elite performance with Pittsburgh, demonstrating remarkable longevity and leadership. His journey from Green Bay to New York and now to the Steelers highlights an enduring career defined by adaptability and a relentless competitive spirit.
