Aaron Rodgers may have played his final game on Monday night as the Steelers lost to the Texans in the wild-card round. If Rodgers does retire that means his legendary run will have ended in extreme irony as the final pass of his Hall of Fame career was not just an interception, but a pick-six. The only postseason pick-six he has ever thrown.
According to Pro Football Reference, Rodgers threw just six pick-sixes in his career. Brett Favre and Matthew Stafford are currently tied for the most pick-sixes with 32 each. Dan Marino is third on the list with 29. Peyton Manning and Drew Brees each threw 27. Eli Manning threw 22. Ben Roethlisberger and Tom Brady both threw 18.
