Rodgers now trails only Tom Brady (737 touchdown passes) and Drew Brees (608).
With the 42-year-old having previously stated [he’ll be retiring](https://www.nfl.com/news/aaron-rodgers-steelers-qb-will-retire-after-2026-nfl-season-this-is-it) at season’s end, he’ll more than likely finish his career as third in NFL history.
It’s but the latest accomplishment in an astounding career for Rodgers.
Atop his résumé, Rodgers is a four-time AP NFL Most Valuable Player, each of his awards claimed during his 18 seasons with the Green Bay Packers. During his time in Green Bay, Rodgers also won a Super Bowl, was voted to 10 Pro Bowls and earned four All-Pro first-team honors.
Rodgers is also fifth all time in completions, fifth in passing yards and, after Sunday, all by himself in third place for TD passes.