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Aaron Rodgers a win short of matching Drew Brees on NFL career list

A Steelers victory over the Bengals would give Rodgers 181 wins as a starter, including playoff games, tying him for fourth place.

By Liam Faleolo

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Aaron Rodgers could draw level with Drew Brees in career victories by an NFL starting quarterback if Pittsburgh beats Cincinnati. Rodgers has 180 wins in games he started, with postseason results included.

Brees finished his career with 181 victories. Reaching that mark would put Rodgers alongside him in fourth place, behind Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Brett Favre.

Brady leads the list with 286 wins, followed by Manning at 200 and Favre at 199. Rodgers has said he is playing his final NFL season and will not reach Favre’s third-place total.

Rodgers’ career total spans three teams. He recorded 158 victories as Green Bay’s starter, added six with the Jets and has earned 16 with the Steelers.

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