Steelers Aaron Rodgers Calls Colts Win Outstanding with Splash & Takes Dig at National Media
Jeff Skversky
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“He’s the one of the most liked guys on the team.”
-Steelers star QB Aaron Rodgers on Jaylen Warren
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Pittsburgh quarterback Aaron Rodgers recorded three touchdown passes, including an 80-yard touchdown pass, and running back Jaylen Warren registered 188 scrimmage yards (101 rushing, 87 receiving) and two touchdowns (one rushing, one receiving) in the Steelers’ 34-22 win over Indianapolis.
Rodgers has 582 career touchdown passes, including the playoffs and surpassed Pro Football Hall of Famer Peyton Manning (579 touchdown passes) for the third-most touchdown passes, including the postseason, in NFL history. Only Tom Brady (737 touchdown passes) and Pro Football Hall of Famer Drew Brees (608) have more.
Rodgers has 166 career regular season wins, surpassing Ben Roethlisberger (165 wins) for the fifth-most regular season wins in NFL history. Only Tom Brady (251 wins) as well as Pro Football Hall of Famers Brett Favre (186), Peyton Manning (186) and Drew Brees (172) have more.
Rodgers has nine career touchdown passes of 80-or-more yards, tied with Pro Football Hall of Famer Brett Favre (nine) and Ben Roethlisberger (nine) for the most in NFL history.
Rodgers has 50 career touchdown passes of 50-or-more yards and joined Pro Football Hall of Famer Johnny Unitas (51) as the only players with at least 50 touchdown passes of 50-or-more yards all-time.
Warren, with an 80-yard touchdown reception and 50-yard touchdown run, is the sixth player in NFL history and first in 40 seasons with a receiving touchdown of 80-or-more yards and a rushing touchdown of 50-or-more yards in the same game, joining Pro Football Hall of Famers Jim Brown (Sept. 15, 1963) and Gale Sayers (Dec. 12, 1965) as well as Harmon Wages (Dec. 7, 1969), Herschel Walker (Dec. 14, 1986) and Delvin Williams (Nov. 7, 1976).
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Great win
Ty Steelers. U put touchdowns n u will win. Steelers put more touchdowns than field goals than u get a way w great win. Hell of a total team win. Let's go.
The defense line is playing horrid. No pressure, your offense is carrying the team. Let's hope the defense catches up and the offensive line plays much better. But Roger's is playing Better than expected.
Steelers Aaron Rodgers Calls Colts Win Outstanding with Splash & Takes Dig at National Media
Jeff Skversky
19,303 views
“He’s the one of the most liked guys on the team.”
-Steelers star QB Aaron Rodgers on Jaylen Warren
Via #steelers
@JeffSkverskyYouTube
Pittsburgh quarterback Aaron Rodgers recorded three touchdown passes, including an 80-yard touchdown pass, and running back Jaylen Warren registered 188 scrimmage yards (101 rushing, 87 receiving) and two touchdowns (one rushing, one receiving) in the Steelers’ 34-22 win over Indianapolis.
Rodgers has 582 career touchdown passes, including the playoffs and surpassed Pro Football Hall of Famer Peyton Manning (579 touchdown passes) for the third-most touchdown passes, including the postseason, in NFL history. Only Tom Brady (737 touchdown passes) and Pro Football Hall of Famer Drew Brees (608) have more.
Rodgers has 166 career regular season wins, surpassing Ben Roethlisberger (165 wins) for the fifth-most regular season wins in NFL history. Only Tom Brady (251 wins) as well as Pro Football Hall of Famers Brett Favre (186), Peyton Manning (186) and Drew Brees (172) have more.
Rodgers has nine career touchdown passes of 80-or-more yards, tied with Pro Football Hall of Famer Brett Favre (nine) and Ben Roethlisberger (nine) for the most in NFL history.
Rodgers has 50 career touchdown passes of 50-or-more yards and joined Pro Football Hall of Famer Johnny Unitas (51) as the only players with at least 50 touchdown passes of 50-or-more yards all-time.
Warren, with an 80-yard touchdown reception and 50-yard touchdown run, is the sixth player in NFL history and first in 40 seasons with a receiving touchdown of 80-or-more yards and a rushing touchdown of 50-or-more yards in the same game, joining Pro Football Hall of Famers Jim Brown (Sept. 15, 1963) and Gale Sayers (Dec. 12, 1965) as well as Harmon Wages (Dec. 7, 1969), Herschel Walker (Dec. 14, 1986) and Delvin Williams (Nov. 7, 1976).