Aaron Rodgers threw four touchdown passes in a game at MetLife Stadium, marking the 28th such game of his career, tying him with Tom Brady for the most in NFL history. Despite his stellar performance, the victory was nearly jeopardized without Chris Boswell’s crucial 60-yard field goal, as the Steelers would have lost their opener.
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Aaron Rodgers ties record with 28th four-touchdown, zero-pick game
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