Bryan DeArdo#4 of 87 NFL pundits · Oct 25, 2026
DeArdo expects Aaron Rodgers to move past Drew Brees into fourth place all-time in regular season wins by a starting quarterback before the season ends, assuming they stay healthy.
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Barring injury, he should pass Drew Brees for fourth all-time by season's end.
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Pro Bowl and All-Pro CallsAaron RodgersPittsburgh Steelers
Aaron Rodgers — Fourth all-time in regular season wins by a starting quarterback: should pass Drew Brees for fourth all-time by season's end
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