The new Steelers quarterback has a chance to move up in the record books
The Pittsburgh Steelers and quarterback Aaron Rodgers agreed to a one-year deal worth up to $19.5 million in 2025. Knowing that Rodgers will play for the Steelers, there are several personal accolades that the four-time MVP can achieve during the season.
For starters, Rodgers is just five touchdowns behind his former predecessor Brett Favre for fourth place in all-time touchdown passes. Rodgers sits with 503 touchdowns while Favre had 508 for his career.
In addition, Rodgers is in position to pass Philip Rivers and Steelers legend Ben Roethlisberger on the all-time passing yards list. Rodgers is a measly 488 yards behind Rivers, who currently sits in sixth place all-time, and is 1,136 yards behind Roethlisberger for fifth place. Rodgers can also pass Roethlisberger and Matt Ryan on the all-time completions list to move into the top five in that category, as well.
The Steelers are hoping Rodgers can help the team break their own record and snap the longest stretch without a playoff win in franchise history.