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Aaron Rodgers joins Terry Bradshaw in team history with third three-TD game in a row

Aaron Rodgers etched his name into the Steelers' history books by becoming just the second quarterback in franchise history to throw at least three touchdown passes in three consecutive games. The milestone came on a 17-yard strike to Pat Freiermuth, extending Rodgers' recent resurgence after a prolonged drought since his MVP campaign in 2021.

The only other quarterback to achieve the feat was Terry Bradshaw, now a Fox studio analyst who famously dismissed Rodgers' 2025 signing as a joke. Despite the criticism, Rodgers silenced doubters early with an 80-yard touchdown to Jaylen Warren and a 1-yard score to Freiermuth in the opening frame, as Pittsburgh built a commanding 31-22 lead with under seven minutes left.

Warren, who has been a dual-threat force, added 87 yards receiving and 84 on the ground, including another touchdown, while Rodgers completed 21 of 30 passes for 228 yards by the midway point of the fourth quarter.

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