With Aaron Rodgers in tow, the Pittsburgh Steelers are in line to get their best quarterback play since Ben Roethlisberger. With that said, it’s not exactly a high bar to clear. Rodgers looked both good and bad in 2024, and there’s no telling how that might translate to 2025, with him turning 42 years old late in the season.
Rodgers’ career arc has been eerily similar to that of Brett Favre, the same player Rodgers took over for in Green Bay when his career began. Favre’s final stop was with the Minnesota Vikings, and in his first year he had a tremendous season, leading them all the way to the NFC Championship Game.