Aaron Rodgers is after all the NFL records in Year 22, as the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback has a chance to etch his name in the history books with a Week 10 win over the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday Night Football.
Rodgers, who currently holds the No. 5 spot with 180 all-time quarterback wins (including playoffs), has a chance to tie New Orleans Saints legend Drew Brees at No. 4 (181 wins) if the Steelers can pull off a divisional victory over the Bengals in Week 10.
Aaron Rodgers is one win from tying Drew Brees for fourth all-time. Rodgers has 180 wins as a starter, counting playoffs: 158 with Green Bay, 6 with the Jets and 16 with Pittsburgh. Brees retired with 181. Only Tom Brady (286), Peyton Manning (200) and Brett Favre (199) have… pic.twitter.com/CJsfZ7kIJT
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Rodgers, who began his career with the Green Bay Packers (2005-2022), is considered one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play the game, throwing for 68,145 yards (fifth all-time) and 540 touchdowns (third all-time). He also played for the New York Jets (2023-2024) before joining the Steelers in 2025.
A four-time NFL MVP and one-time Super Bowl champion, Rodgers, regarded as arguably the greatest pure passer of the football of all time, has some extra motivation to dig deep and lead his Steelers to a Week 10 win over the Bengals on Sunday Night Football.
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