As it turns out, Aaron Rodgers is still pretty good, debuting with the Steelers with a franchise record for touchdowns. In tossing four scores on Sunday, he recorded the most touchdowns in a debut in franchise history. But such games are commonplace for him—well, sort of, as they add up over the decades.
With his performance on Sunday, Aaron Rodgers secured his 35th career game with four or more touchdown passes. In doing so, he moved into a tie with Payton Manning for the third-most such games in NFL history. With 16 more games to play this season, he trails only Tom Brady (39) and Drew Brees (37).