Now that Aaron Rodgers is the Pittsburgh Steelers’ starting quarterback for the 2025 season, the drama that preceded his signing is in the rearview mirror. Now, it’s all about what’s ahead this fall as Rodgers aims to have fun, play good football and rebound from a tough two years in New York.
For the Steelers, they’re eyeing getting over the hump in the AFC playoffs, where they have gone one and done in five straight trips, leading to some serious frustration both within the franchise among the fans.
At 41 years old and just two years removed from a torn Achilles, Rodgers might not be the right quarterback for the Steelers to be banking to get a win in the playoffs.