Aaron Rodgers Breaks Tom Brady's Sack Record

Aaron Rodgers has become the most sacked quarterback in NFL history, surpassing Tom Brady's previous record of 565 sacks during a 40-14 loss to the Buffalo Bills, accumulating 568 sacks to date. This milestone comes during a challenging season for Rodgers and the New York Jets, who are currently 4-12 and out of playoff contention. Rodgers' performance was lackluster, with only 112 passing yards and two interceptions before being benched; he has been sacked 37 times this season alone. Despite his Hall of Fame status, questions about his longevity in the league are being raised, especially after an Achilles injury hampered his performance. Rodgers acknowledged the uncertainty of his future with the Jets, suggesting he is open to discussions about his next steps. Additionally, former Jets coach Eric Mangini has implied that Rodgers might be attempting to maneuver for a release from the team, further complicating his situation.