If Aaron Rodgers is going to continue his NFL career, there's still a chance he may remain with the Pittsburgh Steelers, according to ESPN's Adam Schfter.

Maybe the Pittsburgh Steelers run with Aaron Rodgers isn't over just yet. Maybe the 42-year-old quarterback is going to survive a coaching change

NBA legend Tim Hardaway Sr. calls out Aaron Rodgers for "holding teams hostage," comparing the QB's situation to Jimmy Butler's controversial exit from Miami.

Aaron Rodgers is not expected to return to Pittsburgh with Tomlin gone, and it's very possible the 42-year-old retires this offseason, per NFL Media. Steelers owner Art Rooney II acknowledged how Tomlin's decision would affect Rodgers' future when meeting with reporters on Wednesday.

After a tumultuous tenure with the New York Jets, Aaron Rodgers signed for one season with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The veteran quarterback took the team to the top of the NFC North division (10-7), dethroning Lamar Jackson’s Baltimore Ravens.

When Aaron Rodgers spontaneously revealed he was married back in June 2025, we were left with more questions than answers about the identity of his new wife, Brittani. Rodgers initially went public with his romance during a December 2024 episode of The Pat McAfee Show,

Forget the speculation and rumors; the first definitive verdict on Aaron Rodgers’ future in Pittsburgh is in, and it comes directly from the locker room. The Pittsburgh Steelers‘ season is over, but the campaign to keep Aaron Rodgers in town has just begun—led by the players themselves.