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 has established himself as one of the finest quarterbacks to grace the NFL, having won four MVP awards.

Rodgers finished that game completing 20 of 29 passes, threw for 225 yards, had zero total touchdowns, and was taken down for a gruesome five sacks that combined for his last playoff outing as a Packer, and a game that many, in his position, would likely want to forget.

The Minnesota Vikings may have a familiar option available to them at quarterback this offseason if JJ McCarthy stumbles down the stretch.

It comes as no surprise that Rodgers and his mystery wife continue to be the talk of the town in and around the NFL. Just recently, Brittani was reportedly a no-show in a Christmas gathering among the Steelers WAGs (wives and girlfriends). An anonymous Steelers WAG has gone so far as to describe Brittani as a “phantom” wife.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers' future is up in the air as his team enters a de-facto AFC North title game on Sunday evening against the Baltimore Ravens.