Aaron Rodgers targets NFL record against Cleveland Browns on Thursday

Aaron Rodgers plays against the Cleveland Browns on Thursday night, aiming to set an NFL record for touchdown passes without interceptions. Currently, he has thrown 11 touchdowns without an interception in five career matchups against the Browns, tied for third in history. To set the record, he needs to pass for at least two touchdowns without an interception. Last December, he did not throw a touchdown in a loss to the Browns, but previously managed two touchdowns in their first meeting. The Steelers, with Rodgers at quarterback, seek to end a 46-year streak of losses in Thursday night divisional road games while potentially tying for first place in the AFC North.

• 6:50 PMCBS NFL — Steelers' Aaron Rodgers could pass Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes to set a unique NFL record Thursday night