New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers suffered the most embarrassing career high on Sunday against the hosting Buffalo ...

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.

There wasn't much at all for Aaron Rodgers to celebrate on Sunday in the New York Jets' 40-14 loss to the Buffalo Bills. Two interceptions. A rare late-hit penalty. Four sacks taken. A season-low ...

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"I had one other 15-yard penalty. In the playoffs," he said.

During New York's game against Buffalo, Rodgers set the NFL record for most sacks taken in a career. The record was previously held by Tom Brady, who was sacked 565 times over the course of his ...

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But that's not all. Rodgers was sacked in the second half, and it wasn't just any sack. It was a history-maker. Aaron Rodgers is now officially the most-sacked quarterback in NFL history*.