Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers tied the Green Bay franchise record with 480 passing yards, setting his own career high along the way, in the Week 2 blowout win at home over Washington, 38-20.

Rodgers threw all over the Washington secondary on the day as he went 34 for 42 for 480 with four touchdown passes. Rodgers threw a 35-yard TD strike to Randall Cobb in the first quarter, added two more TD passes to Jordy Nelson and Jermichael Finley in the second quarter, and finished strong with a 15-yard TD to Nelson in the third. He didn't score in the fourth, but did enough to hold off the Redskins.

Rodgers, who also rushed three times for minus-3 yards, was not picked off in the game and finished with a QB rating of 146.0. Rodgers is up to seven touchdown passes and just one pick this season after two games and has thrown for 813 yards combined in those games. The Packers play at Cincinnati Week 3.

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