It's highly likely that Rodgers might be playing his last season this year. But we are sure if he continues to play this full season, he will rise higher on this unfortunate list.
This legendary quarterback played for the whole of his 16-year professional career with Denver Broncos. Of all the wholesome memories and records, this will surely be the most unpleasant one for the Broncos’ fam when they recall the playing days of this legend.
This Packers Hall of Famer was on top of all the laurels when he retired. His 20 seasons of appearance in the league were enough to guarantee this high number of sackings under his belt.
Pittsburgh Steelers' “Big Ben” has also made some unwanted records along with those two Superbowl championships. Roethlisberger wore number 7 in John Elway’s honor and unknowingly bypassed his idol's unfortunate record as well. Surely that wasn't intentional!
Tom Brady was sacked twice at the end of the first half against the Baltimore Ravens this week to initially equal and then break the record previously held by Roethlisberger. TB12 is used to setting new records but he wouldn’t have wanted this one.