Yahoo Sports Aaron Rodgers has officially taken the most sacks in NFL history
New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers suffered the most embarrassing career high on Sunday against the hosting Buffalo Bills.
After all these years playing in the NFL, he is officially the most-sacked quarterback of all time.
Rodgers surpassed Tom Brady on Sunday against Buffalo by taking his 568th all-time sack. That level of sacks taken can only be accomplished by somebody who has played as long as Rodgers has.
The struggling Jets quarterback may still play another year in the NFL when this season is over, so the sacks will most likely keep coming.
It's been a long time since Rodgers hoisted a Lombardi (2011), but this is the NFL milestone a quarterback surely wants to avoid.
Although, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson has 556 total sacks taken in his career, so he might surpass Rodgers on this list sooner than later.
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