Aaron Rodgers Reaches 60,000 Passing Yards in Thrilling London Game

Sunday, October 6th, 2024

Aaron Rodgers crossed the threshold of 60,000 career passing yards during the Jets' defeat to the Vikings, making him the ninth player in NFL history to reach this accomplishment.

In the second half, his initial pass was a 7-yard throw to Tyler Conklin, allowing him to reach the milestone. Although Rodgers had a sluggish beginning, he concluded the game with 244 yards, two touchdown passes, and three interceptions.

Rodgers has joined a prestigious group and now ranks below legends like Tom Brady, Drew Brees, Peyton Manning, Brett Favre, Ben Roethlisberger, Philip Rivers, Matt Ryan, and Dan Marino in terms of passing yards.

In terms of touchdown passes, he stands fifth with 480, trailing Favre by 27.

Rodgers reflects on his long-spanning career, expressing appreciation for his teammates and those who've protected him. He looks forward to a potential reunion with Davante Adams, as the Jets show interest in the Raiders' prominent wide receiver.

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