Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers broke Brett Favre’s all-time franchise touchdown record on Saturday while defeating the Cleveland Browns at historic Lambeau Field. Rodgers threw three touchdowns as a result of the Packers defense intercepting Baker Mayfield for a total of four times; the final pick sealed the victory 24–22. Rodgers completed 24 of 34 passes for 202 yards with three touchdown passes, and no interceptions. His career total currently stands at 445. Favre’s record was broken with Rodgers’s first touchdown at the 5:13 mark in the first quarter; completing an 11-yard pass to Allen Lazard who caught a short out pattern, and dove from the two-yard line to stretch over the right cone as he was pushed out of bounds. “Aaron breaks so many records,” Lazard said. “Literally every week it’s almost like I get on Instagram Monday morning and someone’s always posting some new record that Aaron’s …