Even if the Steelers go one-and-done in the playoffs, or win a game before getting ousted, Rodgers can feel good about a possible farewell.

Aaron Rodgers is a prideful man who, back at the end of 2021 in Green Bay, told us that when it was time for him to retire, he would go out on his terms.

The Green Bay Packers announced this week that their starting quarterback, Jordan Love, had cleared concussion protocol and could play in Week 18 when the team visits the Minnesota Vikings for the finale of the 2025 NFL season.

Aaron Rodgers is heading to the playoffs for the first time since leaving Green Bay, needing some late magic to help the Steelers win the AFC North.

Aaron Rodgers has gone nearly 20 years without losing to the Texans as he makes his sixth start against Houston when the playoffs begin in Pittsburgh.

The Steelers have long pointed toward the 2026 NFL draft — which will be held in Pittsburgh — as an opportunity to land the young franchise quarterback they've been searching for since Ben Roethlisberger retired at the end of the 2021 season.

Aaron Rodgers was praised by his former New York Jets teammate, Breece Hall, after leading the Pittsburgh Steelers to the playoffs.