Aaron Rodgers ties Peyton Manning on the touchdown list as the Steelers rally past the Bucs in overtime

Aaron Rodgers is 42 years old and still writing his name in the record book.

Rodgers threw two late touchdown passes on Sunday to rally the Pittsburgh Steelers from 13 points down in the fourth quarter to a 26-19 overtime win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium.

The two scores gave him 539 career touchdown passes. That ties Hall of Famer Peyton Manning for third in NFL history. Only Drew Brees with 571 and Tom Brady with 649 have more.

A rough three quarters

For most of the afternoon it did not look like a record day. Rodgers was sacked five times in the first three quarters and threw a first-quarter interception that led to a Tampa Bay field goal.

Pittsburgh was missing receivers Michael Pittman Jr. and Roman Wilson. The Steelers did not get close to the end zone until early in the fourth quarter.

The comeback

Rodgers led four scoring drives in the fourth quarter. He threw a 5-yard touchdown to Washington and the Steelers defense started taking the ball away from rookie Jalon Daniels.

Daylen Everette intercepted Daniels to set up a field goal. Former Buccaneer Jamel Dean then picked him off and returned it 40 yards to the 2. Chris Boswell's 20-yard kick gave Pittsburgh a 19-16 lead with 1:21 left.

Daniels did not quit. He moved the Bucs into range and Chase McLaughlin hit a 53-yard field goal to force overtime. McLaughlin is 14 for 14 this season.

Bernard wins it

In overtime Rodgers led a 12-play, 70-yard drive and finished it with a 7-yard touchdown pass to Germie Bernard with 3:15 left.

Tampa Bay got one last chance. Jalen Ramsey ended it with an 11-yard sack of Daniels on fourth down.

Rodgers finished 33 of 49 for 253 yards. Daniels, an undrafted rookie making his third start in place of the injured Baker Mayfield, threw for 164 yards with a touchdown and two fourth-quarter interceptions.

What's next

The Steelers improved to 4-2. Next up is a trip to Paris to face the New Orleans Saints in the first NFL regular-season game ever played in France. The Bucs fell to 1-5 and visit Carolina next Sunday.

One more touchdown pass and Rodgers will have the third spot all to himself.