Aaron Rodgers didn't have an impressive game on Sunday if you look at the box score. He completed 18 of 30 passes for 176 yards and two touchdowns. But the Jets won for the first time with Rodgers playing quarterback and he had one very familiar number on his stat line—zero interceptions.
It doesn't get much more Aaron Rodgers than no picks. He may have thrown one in Week 1, but this is the guy who went 11 straight seasons with single-digit interceptions. It's really his ultimate case for being one of the all-time greats. He's fifth in NFL history with 478 touchdown passes and tied for 112th all-time with 106 interceptions. Tom Brady, the all-time touchdown pass leader is 22nd. Drew Brees, who is second in touchdowns, is 13th in interceptions. Peyton Manning is ninth.
