Tom Brady praises Aaron Rodgers as NFL's greatest passer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 24, 2026, 3:51 PM
Last updated Jun 24, 2026
Tom Brady has named Aaron Rodgers the greatest passer in NFL history during an appearance on the “Stick to Football” podcast. Brady, a seven-time Super Bowl champion, expressed admiration for Rodgers’ exceptional throwing skills and accuracy. Rodgers, currently with the Pittsburgh Steelers, has a distinguished career with over 66,000 passing yards and 527 touchdowns. He continues to demonstrate his impressive arm talent, even at age 42. This acknowledgment from Brady highlights the deep respect between the two quarterbacks, both regarded as elite in their field.
- •Tom Brady calls Aaron Rodgers the greatest passer in NFL history.
- •Brady praised Rodgers' skill on the Stick to Football podcast.
- •Rodgers has recorded over 66,000 passing yards and 527 touchdowns.
- •The quarterback is currently with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
- •Brady and Rodgers are considered two of the best quarterbacks ever.
- 3:51 PMYahoo Sports — Tom Brady calls former NFC rival 'greatest passer' in notable praise
"Former Patriots quarterback Tom Brady believes that Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers was the NFL's greatest passer.
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