Aaron Rodgers Playoffs

Aaron Rodgers rejoins Steelers

2 reasons why Aaron Rodgers will lead Steelers to the playoffs in 2026, and 3 why he won’t

Pittsburgh has its quarterback back after Rodgers agreed to a one-year deal with the club. Now, we wait and see if he can bring them back to the playoffs.

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Pat McAfee Reveals Why Aaron Rodgers Is Perfect QB for Steelers

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Why did Aaron Rodgers get a raise after the Steelers' worst playoff performance? Breaking down his new contract

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Steelers' Michael Pittman Jr. gives honest thoughts on Aaron Rodgers' return

Aaron Rodgers is a Pittsburgh Steeler for 2026 after he announced he would be coming back, and he's gotten straight to work in Mike McCarthy's offense.

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Adam Schefter Reveals How Aaron Rodgers-Steelers Reunion Came Together

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Aaron Rodgers hits the practice field after signing 1-year deal to stay with the Steelers

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Aaron Rodgers Returns to NFL for 22nd Season on 1-Year Deal with Steelers After Months of Speculation

The one-year deal pays Rodgers somewhere between $22 million and $23 million in base salary, with incentives up to $25 million, according to ESPN.

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Ranking Aaron Rodgers’ top 5 defensive tests of 2026 season

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Pittsburgh Steelers sign QB Aaron Rodgers to 1-year deal

Rodgers, McCarthy will look to catch up with Mahomes, Reid in the race among the NFL’s winningest QB-HC duos

Aaron Rodgers confirmed that he will once again play under Mike McCarthy, meaning they could close the gap on the duo of Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid in the race to become one of the winningest quarterback-coach tandems in NFL history.

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The 1st look at the new Aaron Rodgers-Michael Pittman Jr connection at Steelers OTAs

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers completed a pass to new wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. at OTAs.

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Steelers go 'Pack' to the future, roll with Aaron Rodgers, Mike McCarthy: Fantasy football 2026 outlook

It felt like a new day in Pittsburgh when head coach Mike Tomlin resigned in January, putting a period on 19 seasons with the Steelers. Tomlin famously never had a losing year with the club, and made it to the playoffs 13 times.