Aaron Rodgers ties Peyton Manning on the NFL’s all-time passing touchdown list, reaching 539 career touchdown passes during a Pittsburgh Steelers win over the Steelers’ overtime opponent. ESPN reports Rodgers throws two touchdown passes in the game and that his performance moves him level with Manning on the career list.
Across the outlets, the core event is the same: Rodgers matches Manning’s total of 539 career passing TDs and continues to climb the record books. While the ESPN account includes the context of a two-touchdown passing day and an overtime victory for Pittsburgh, the other reference focuses more narrowly on Rodgers reaching the specific milestone. None of the sources provide additional dispute or differing numbers beyond the shared touchdown total and the list position.
