Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw for the 400th touchdown pass of his career. I almost wrote season and as John Buccigross of ESPN used to say, ‘That would be a record.’ Rodgers found Davante Adams for the 400th touchdown. He is the quickest to ever do it for 400. This will not be the first milestone that Rodgers gets quicker than most and now he has his sights set on another goal. 500 touchdowns without making it to 100 interceptions. We’re now officially in Rodgers’ milestone era where he has a shot at breaking quarterback records.

Fewest Games to Reach 400 Pass TD in NFL History

Aaron Rodgers: 193
Drew Brees: 205
Peyton Manning: 209
Tom Brady: 212
Dan Marino: 227
Brett Favre: 228
Philip Rivers: 231

— Rob Demovsky (@RobDemovsky) December 6, 2020

Aaron Rodgers has now 400 career touchdown passes and still only 88 interceptions.

So what's next?

Said Rodgers: "I'm going to see if I can get to 500 before I throw 100 picks." https://t.co/dmygqS55TH pic.twitter.com/dMfaswHfWW

— Rob Demovsky (@RobDemovsky) December 7, 2020

There are a few things here. One, how many games would Rodgers have completed this milestone in if he didn’t get hurt? Two, I love the ambition here from Rodgers to potentially make it to 500 without throwing 100 interceptions. It is equally wild he hasn’t thrown 100 interceptions yet. You just assume that he probably threw that many so far. Rodgers will have to work to break records with Tom Brady and Drew Brees still playing football, but he’s going to challenge them without question.

Charlie.