Aaron Rodgers is making waves again! The legendary quarterback has moved up the all-time career passing yards list during a recent game against the Cincinnati Bengals. It was a historic moment, cementing his place among the NFL's elite passers.
Rodgers Joins the Legends
Rodgers, now 41, needed a relatively modest performance to crack the top five and that is exactly what happened on Thursday night. A pass in the second quarter to running back Jaylen Warren sealed the deal, propelling him into the company of gridiron giants.
The Top 15: A Who's Who of NFL Greats
Here's a look at the top 15 quarterbacks in career passing yards:
- Tom Brady: 89,214
- Drew Brees: 80,358
- Peyton Manning: 71,940
- Brett Favre: 71,838
- Aaron Rodgers*: 64,106
- Ben Roethlisberger: 64,088
- Philip Rivers: 63,440
- Matt Ryan: 62,792
- Matthew Stafford*: 61,493
- Dan Marino: 61,361
- Eli Manning: 57,023
- John Elway: 51,475
- Warren Moon: 49,325
- Fran Tarkenton: 47,003
- Russell Wilson*: 46,921
* = still active
Tom Brady currently holds the top spot with an incredible 89,214 yards, showcasing his dominance over the years. Rodgers continues to close the gap, proving he's still a force to be reckoned with. The 4-1 Pittsburgh Steelers went on the road on a short week to take on the Cincinnati Bengals.
This achievement further solidifies Aaron Rodgers' legacy as one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time. His skill, precision, and leadership have made him a fan favourite and a true icon of the game.