Aaron Rodgers defies Father Time with another three-touchdown performance in Steelers’ win

Aaron Rodgers, previously considered by the author to be nearing the end of his career, has had a resurgence, throwing three touchdown passes in three consecutive games for the Pittsburgh Steelers. His performance on Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts, where he threw for 235 yards and three touchdowns in a 34-22 victory, is a significant improvement from his early-season struggles. This stretch of play has seen him surpass Peyton Manning for third all-time in career touchdown passes (including postseason) and move past Ben Roethlisberger in regular-season wins.

• Aaron Rodgers, 42, threw three touchdown passes in the Steelers’ 34-22 victory over the Colts.
• Rodgers has now thrown three touchdowns in three consecutive games, amassing 826 yards and nine touchdowns over that span.
• He surpassed Peyton Manning for third in career touchdown passes (including postseason) and moved into fifth all-time in regular-season wins.
• Jaylen Warren was a key contributor with 188 yards from scrimmage and two touchdowns.
• Rodgers’ performance shows he still has effective play left, despite concerns about turnovers earlier in the season.
• The Steelers, now 3-2, face a favorable upcoming schedule that could allow them to continue their winning streak.