While other geriatric millennials have car and living room Advil because there’s a sharp pain in their knee whenever they stand up or breathe funky, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is out on the field about ready to devour some NFL records. Rodgers, in all his angry sideline glory, is about ready to take sole possession of third place on the NFL’s all-time passing touchdown list, NBC Sports reports. He will pass arguably the most famous Indianapolis Colts quarterback to date; Peyton Manning.
And he just might do so when the Steelers face the struggling AFC South team on Sunday. This game is set to be an important one for both teams since they’re 2-2 and need leverage in the AFC. Steelers are only down a game in the AFC North behind the Baltimore Ravens and the Cleveland Browns.
Meanwhile, Indianapolis is looking to move past their atrocious 0-2 season start in a dumpster fire division. The Steelers are 10 days outside of their heart stomping loss against the Browns during Thursday Night Football and are looking to move completely on from their teenage-tantrum inspired sideline issues (looking at you Rodgers, Cam Heyward and T.J. Watt) and shift the focus back to the game.
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