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According to Pro Football Talk, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers expressed his dissatisfaction on Friday after arriving in France ahead of Sunday’s international game against the New Orleans Saints. He pointed out that despite playing overseas with three different franchises, teams are often forced to adhere to a rushed travel schedule on Thursday evenings, rather than getting an earlier arrival to properly acclimate.
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While this complaint about travel arrangements sparked significant discussion about international scheduling, Rodgers quickly shifted the focus back to his on-field performance. A report shared on X by ClutchPoints highlighted that the Steelers won the first-ever NFL game in Paris, largely due to Rodgers’ record-setting performance. He has now thrown 540 regular-season touchdowns, surpassing Peyton Manning, and trails only Drew Brees (571) and Tom Brady (649).
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Rodgers contributed to this historic victory by completing 19 of 30 passes for 212 yards, one touchdown, and no interceptions. This impressive outing marked a significant moment for Pittsburgh as they secured a landmark international win. The victory showcased the veteran quarterback’s continued elite form and propelled the Steelers further in NFL history, bringing them closer to closing the gap behind Drew Brees.
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