Rodgers will officially be the team's starting quarterback during the upcoming 2025 season. His deal with the team is a one-year contract, signaling a potential farewell tour for the 41-year-old quarterback with one more chance to make a push for a championship.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers All-Pro safety and current ESPN analyst Ryan Clark didn’t hold back when reacting to the team’s decision […] This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: Former Steeler

Aaron Rodgers arrived at the Pittsburgh Steelers ' facility on Saturday morning, less than 48 hours after the two sides came to terms on a one-year deal. While the Steelers finally have their new quarterback, the team is reportedly still in pursuit of a playmaker who can increase the odds of Rodgers having success in 2025.