Albert Breer credits Aaron Rodgers' legs for late game-winning push in France

He also threw for 120 yards and a 121.1 rating in Paris.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated 1h1 min read

Aaron Rodgers may have just won the game with his legs. Gave France something to see. Via @AlbertBreer on X

What happened: Aaron Rodgers extended the late-game offense on the ground Sunday in France, drawing notice from Albert Breer for delivering a decisive rushing play. That effort capped an international afternoon in which Rodgers threw the first NFL touchdown pass in both Ireland and France.

Why it matters: Selected 24th overall out of California in the first round of the 2005 NFL Draft, Rodgers continues to convert late-game situations on the move during the 2026 regular season. His passing score earlier in the Paris matchup also moved him into third place on the league's all-time regular-season touchdown pass list.

By the numbers: Rodgers completed 10 of 14 passes with one touchdown on Oct. 25, 2026, lifting his career regular-season total to 540 touchdown passes.

What to watch: The 2026 NFL regular season continues toward the Nov. 10 trade deadline following Sunday's international game in Paris.

Sources

@AlbertBreer 2026-10-25T16:25:25.072682+00:00

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