Aaron Rodgers throws interception at home for first time since 2012

— -- GREEN BAY, Wis. -- The streak is over. For the first time in nearly three years, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw an interception at Lambeau Field.

St. Louis Rams linebacker  James Laurinaitis picked off Rodgers in the first quarter of Sunday's game on a deflected pass.

Rodgers threw his second interception of the game just six pass attempts later, as the Rams' Trumaine Johnson picked him off with 4:10 remaining in the second quarter.

According to ESPN Stats & Information, it's the first time Rodgers has thrown multiple interceptions at home since Week 7 of the 2010 season, against the Minnesota Vikings.

Before Sunday, Rodgers' last interception at Lambeau Field came in Week 13 of the 2012 season. It was on a flea-flicker that Minnesota Vikings safety Harrison Smith picked off -- a play Rodgers claimed earlier this a year he did not remember.

The numbers since Rodgers' last home interception were staggering. Coming into Sunday's game, he had gone 19 games (including playoffs), 580 attempts and 48 touchdowns since his last home interception.

He added another touchdown, a 31-yarder to rookie receiver  Ty Montgomery in the first quarter. So the final numbers between home interceptions were 586 attempts and 49 touchdowns, both NFL records.