Rodgers Throws 3 TDs in Steelers' 34-22 Win Over Colts as 42-Year-Old Climbs Record Lists
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Updated · Fox News · Oct 11
Rodgers Throws 3 TDs in Steelers' 34-22 Win Over Colts as 42-Year-Old Climbs Record Lists
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 11
Summary
Three touchdown passes from Aaron Rodgers powered Pittsburgh past Indianapolis 34-22, lifting the Steelers to 3-2 and extending his streak to three straight games with three TD throws.
235 passing yards and no turnovers marked Rodgers' sharpest outing yet, while Jaylen Warren fueled the offense with 188 yards from scrimmage, including an 80-yard catch-and-run score and a 50-yard touchdown run.
A 17-yard fourth-quarter touchdown to Pat Freiermuth on third-and-6 pushed Pittsburgh's lead to 31-22 and effectively sealed the game after the Colts had closed within two points.
The first touchdown moved Rodgers past Peyton Manning into third in career touchdown passes including the postseason, and the win gave him 166 regular-season victories as a starter, fifth all time.
Pittsburgh now heads into games against 1-4 Tampa Bay and 1-4 New Orleans before key AFC North matchups with Cleveland and Cincinnati.