Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has thrown 23 touchdowns and no interceptions in seven home games after shredding the Falcons on Monday Night Football. Rodgers completed 24 of 36 passes for 327 yards and three scores, going over 300 yards for the fifth time in the last six games, and added 28 yards on five rushes.
This was Rodgers' 100th career start, and he's thrown for 27,520 yards. That's the most in NFL history through 100 starts, just above Tony Romo's 27,485.
Rodgers opened 10 for 10 for 110 yards. He threw two touchdowns late in the second quarter, hitting running back Eddie Lacy with a 1-yard flip and finding wideout Jordy Nelson from 10 yards out. In the fourth quarter, Rodgers uncorked a perfect 60-yard scoring strike to Nelson off play action.
Up to 36 total touchdowns this year, Rodgers visits Buffalo in Week 15.