Aaron Rodgers's next touchdown pass will move him to third all time

Key Points:

• Aaron Rodgers is set to become the first NFL quarterback to play in four different countries and is close to surpassing Peyton Manning for third place on the all-time touchdown pass list, currently tied at 539 touchdowns each.
• Rodgers needs just one touchdown pass to break the tie with Manning but is unlikely to move past third place, as he plans to retire after the season and would require 32 more touchdowns to catch Drew Brees at 571.
• Tom Brady holds the all-time NFL record with 649 touchdown passes, well ahead of Rodgers’ current total.
• This season, Rodgers has thrown 12 touchdown passes and five interceptions over six games, maintaining a career touchdown-to-interception ratio of 4.21 with 539 touchdowns and 128 interceptions.
• The Pittsburgh Steelers aim to win their third consecutive game and improve to 5-2 with a victory in Paris, which could put them in sole possession of first place in the AFC North depending on other teams' results.