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Aaron Rodgers Hits Practice Field

Aaron Rodgers hits the practice field after signing 1-year deal to stay with the Steelers

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Aaron Rodgers has spent two-plus decades keeping everyone off balance. From opponents to teammates to reporters and everyone in between. The start of his 22nd season was no different.

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ESPN experts hit Aaron Rodgers, Steelers with harsh reality after re-signing

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Aaron Rodgers, Steelers Agree to Contract for 2026 NFL Season After Retirement Buzz

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Aaron Rodgers says upcoming NFL season will be his last

Rodgers, a four-time NFL MVP and one of the most prolific passers in NFL history, announced on Wednesday that this will be his last.

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Steelers Waste No Time Sending Message to Odd-Man-Out QB After Aaron Rodgers’ Return

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Ranking the Steelers’ 2027 QB Options After Aaron Rodgers’s Retirement Announcement

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Could Aaron Rodgers Farewell Tour Get Bumpy?

Rodgers, who turns 43 in December, obviously isn’t what he was at the peak of his powers, but he did lead the Steelers to an AFC North crown last season, going 10-6 while passing for 3,322 yards, 24 t...

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Where Aaron Rodgers currently ranks among all-time quarterbacks as he heads into final season

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Pro Wrestling Legend Comes to Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers Defense

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Steelers’ ‘Saint-Like Patience’ With Rodgers Hits $20M And A 10-Day Deadline

The quarterback still hasn’t committed. And every single organizational decision for 2026 remains frozen until he does.

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Aaron Rodgers announces his retirement

A bombshell has hit the NFL world: Aaron Rodgers, the Steelers’ star quarterback and four-time MVP, announced today that he will retire after the 2026 season. At 42, Rodgers is bowing out after 22 exceptional seasons,

Will Howard: Unbelievable opportunity to learn from Aaron Rodgers

Will Howard's chances of starting games at quarterback for the Steelers this season took a hit with Aaron Rodgers's return to Pittsburgh this week, but the 2025 sixth-round pick wasn't lamenting the turn of events on Wednesday.