Aaron Rodgers isn't talking like someone ready to retire. The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback, who recently turned 42, hasn't ruled out returning in 2026.

The Pittsburgh Steelers (9-7) are preparing to face the Baltimore Ravens (7-7) in a Week 18 showdown for the AFC North and a spot in the playoffs. For quarterba

As a new year begins, Aaron Rodgers knows his time is almost over. He’s a 42-year-old quarterback, which is ancient in NFL years. And while the Pittsburgh Steelers enter the final week of

The Pittsburgh Steelers 2025 offseason quarterback saga stole attention from the NFL world. It was a true whirlwind, as speculation swirled for months about whether Aaron Rodgers could actually end up in the Steel City for the 2025 season.

Pittsburgh Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers was critical of the refs after Sunday's loss to the Cleveland Browns, and it could cost him.

Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers play host to the red-hot Miami Dolphins on Monday Night Football. Rodgers is coming off one of his best games of the season in a huge divisional win and now must stay strong to keep a lead in the AFC North.

The Cleveland Browns are winners, Pittsburgh needs to beat the Ravens to make the playoffs — but hey, at least Aaron Rodgers didn’t risk being made fun of. That’s what the NFL is all about, right?

Aaron Rodgers didn't mince words about Shedeur Sanders, and his take echoes how NFL veterans across the league really feel about the Browns rookie QB.

As the Steelers prepare for a crucial game against the Ravens, Aaron Rodgers’ recent comments have sparked discussion about his retirement.