Aaron Rodgers sets NFL record for most passes without an interception on TD to Cobb

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has another record in the books. Rodgers has thrown 359 consecutive passes without being intercepted, a new all-time high for an NFL player. Even better, Rodgers’ record-breaking attempt was a touchdown pass. Rodgers hit Randall Cobb in the end zone for a 24-yard touchdown, giving the Packers a 27-7 lead on the Atlanta Falcons.

Take a look at the pass that gave Rodgers the record here:

Rodgers very nearly did not set the record, however; linebacker Deion Jones dropped a would-be interception that he could have easily returned for a touchdown just a few passes earlier. Tom Brady previously held the record at 358 passes, setting that record during the 2010 season.

Rodgers has thrown just a single pick all year, back in week four against the Buffalo Bills. Safety Jordan Poyer picked him off in the second quarter of that game on a pass over the middle that went off the hands of tight end Jimmy Graham. Since that time, Rodgers has been pick-free, though that is due in large part to a career-high number of passes he has deliberately thrown away this season.

Until Rodgers throws a pick, the record will continue to build up as Rodgers continues to play today and into future weeks.