Aaron Rodgers throws three touchdown passes as the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Indianapolis Colts 34-22. Multiple outlets report that the performance is followed by further recognition for Rodgers’ milestones and connections within Steelers history.
Across coverage, Rodgers’ three-touchdown game is framed as both an on-field statement and a statistical achievement. Fox News highlights him moving past Peyton Manning on the all-time touchdown passes list for third place, while Yahoo Sports and NDTV describe additional career markers reached during the win. NDTV also notes that Rodgers ties a record involving touchdown passes of at least 80 yards held by Ben Roethlisberger and reaches 580 career touchdown passes. Yahoo Sports further emphasizes that Rodgers surpasses major Steelers and league benchmarks.
Outlets largely agree on the score, the number of touchdown passes, and the fact that Rodgers reaches several notable passing achievements in the same game. The specific records cited vary, but the overall theme is consistent: the Steelers win and Rodgers’ continued climb in NFL career passing history.
