CARSON, Calif. --Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers set another milestone in his impressive, 14-year NFL career on Sunday.
With a 7-yard strike for a touchdown to wide receiver Keenan Allen in the third quarter against the Cleveland Browns, Rivers recorded his 335th career touchdown pass and moved ahead ofNew York Giants quarterback Eli Manning for seventh in NFL history.
Rivers and Manning will always be linked, as the two were traded for each other in a 2004 draft-day deal.
Rivers made his 188th consecutive career start against the Browns on Sunday, taking over as the NFL's active leader.
Manning had held that honor, at 210 games, but his streak came to an end this weekend, when the Giants benched the veteran quarterback and startedGeno Smith against the Oakland Raiders.
Rivers finished Sunday's game with one touchdown as he threw for 344 yards on 31-of-43 passing as the Chargers won 19-10 to move into a tie for first place in the AFC West.