Entering the 2026 season, Aaron Rodgers has 66,274 career passing yards. He needs 3,726 more yards to become only the fifth QB in NFL history to reach 70,000 yards (from the Aaron Rodgers page).
DraftKings has him at +200 odds to hit the mark this season. His recent yearly totals — 3,695 (2022 Packers), 3,897 (2024 Jets), and 3,322 (2025 Steelers) — show it's doable but far from a lock, especially with the Steelers' short-route offense (76% of his passes last year went under 10 air yards) and the 42-year-old's declining target depth. It'll be his final NFL season, so it's now or never.